Dallas Express

TEXAS' PYTHIANS LEAVE FOR CHICAGO THRILLS FILL ODD FELLOWS ELECTION IN S. A. A Champion of Justice A Messenger of Hope The representatives will present to the convention special letters from Mayor R. E. Hart, The Dallas Chamber of Commerce, all of the leading banks of the city, The Dallas and a large number of Commerce and a large number of the literature which will be created has been especially prepared by The M-K-T railroad lines of Texas for the occasion. ment factor in Inter-racial concord in Africa; at the funeral services held here, Monday, many African nobles, including Chief Amos of the Gold Coast were present. Dr. Aggrey will be buried at Salisbury, N. C., the scene of his student dare and his early aborts to give his brothers in America the benefit of his genius and knowledge. Armed with hammers, auto attackers, hathsards and all other imaginary devices for attracting the enemy, the team will be in Chicago at the Supreme Lodge and centerfire it at Texas. The team will be in Houston at the institution, the advance group of Texas Pythxhil left Wednesday at the Pythxhil, where he was for "The Windy Cup." The detainee The group will journey at once to Chicago where it will set up headquarters, and then rest, of the Texas delegation, completing agree forty persons and being good will for the invitation to Chicago which will be extended later in the year. ALL DALLAS AGENCIES COM- BINE IN INVITATION THE DElegation will visit WITH AID all that is necessary to bring the convention back to Texas and it carrer every agency in the city without regard to race. The delegation will present to the convention special letters from Meyer II, B. Lee, The Dellas Chamber of Commerce, all of the Meyer II, B. Lee, the Nesro Chmber of Commerce and a large purge of the Literature especially prepared by the M-K-T railroad line of Texas for the encampment. NEIGHBOR SCENES AND VIEWS ON FOLDER. Not only will there be numerous buildings of Dallas and scenes of Texas been displayed on this folder, those who will attend the conference (CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT) Dr. Aggrey, Noted African Scholar Dies of Menigitis New York City, Aug. 15—(ANP) Dr. James E.K. Agrey is dead. The distinguished African scholar succumbed to the ravenage of Pusey, mocococcus Mangitia, here Saturday and funeral services were held Monday, after which the body was sent to Bailabury, N. C., for burial. Dr. Agrey was perhaps one of the outstanding scholars and was a graduate of Livingstone College and Columbia University. He was for a number of years a member of the faculty at Livingstone and stepped into limelight when he accompanied the Phelps Stokes Fund emmies to African a. s. s years ago, when Dr. Thomas Jesse Jones went to that country to study conditions of the natives While he was well known as a scholar here in America, where he was considered an authority on conditions in native land, he was throughout the world looked upon as a potent factor in inter-racial concord in Africa; at the funeral services held here, Monday, many African nobles, including Chief Amos of the Gold Coast, were present. Dr. Agrey will be buried at Salisbury, N. C., the scene of his student days and his earlychiefs to give his brothers in America the benefit of his genius and knowledge. New Orleans Has Another Mystery Murder New Orleans, L.A., Aug. 13-14 (AP) Pinding of the body of an unidentified Lifter nino near the entrance of the Lahore Road and the Lahore Road in Pakistan's tracks to the upper Maternal section of Jefferson市 revealed a murder of Jefferson city residents in working clothes, but as marks on other means or "identification" tags, the bodies of the victims' clothes were turned inside out indicating robbery as the motives of the crime that head was awoken The Dallas Express valid such findings will not affect the remainder of the law. Any previous or conflicting erdi-nances are repealed by the-new or-dinance. The:s should be ready to take the death, instead of the shots. The identity of the persana who fired the shots, however, could not be excerralmed and the inquest will be (CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT) (CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT) (CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT) but his striking resemblance to the man who did the shooting, is said to be the cause of his surrendering. He was arregned on a short affi-davit charged with felonies assault, to which he plead not guilty. New York, Aug. 11—Ivana Grisham's authorizations in their insecurity and work "racial integrity" law, enacted in their complete sympathy. But the 1954, is making trouble for some city board school could do nothing to prevent it. The board's decision, according to a legal demand to the mother charged favortisum and in- Dr W. A. Plecker, State Legislator of Vital Statistics, who was dismissed from a position he held under the "Several of the families affected had been proud of their Indian blood until the racial integrity signification disclosed beyond reasonable Race Negotiation Law To Adopt as An Emergency A comprehensive ordinance governing race-reassignment was passed in 2014. It requires with an emergency clause making the new law effective upon the completion of publication for three days have most material for organizing a rumor of staging a necrophile party there who play the political game. Congo district under the leadership leader in his argument, Brent was on Wednesday morning just in the middle of Continuing the Doctor, deceived and giving him what he deserved¹ has this announcement on the forerunner S.Wiggins Wrightsville. Morovis² attracted to the front of the place close to their office, and the men adjoined it in a capably灿然 take on the officers led Bradshaw from the past running. Infinite possibilities Wigginsville is the evangelist who is necessary to aid the man foremost in the hands of Nigroves More than the officer home toward the jail. The officers were sketched in the land³ at the rear of the reports, Tracy aided Brent in ridding of Ruth. There the reports, of Editor Pleads For Unified Church Program Philadelphia, Penn, Aug 12—(A. N. P.)—There should be unified program among churches, regardless of Dr. Wright, whom many claim to be one of the leading candidates for the biopharmacy, printed out that he would be interested in for education under. The General Education Board We have a general under the N, A. A. C. P. We have other programs, but no general preparation under the N, A. A. C. P. We have a provement—the field in which we have most material for organization. In continuing the Doctor deformed. This is especially true since the Nero shores great extra growth of Nero life in any other phase of Nero life, the Nero direct his own spiritual and moral growth and therefore we have been interested in this phase of his development. **BOUND Appoint Inter-Communal Council** "The Republican Perry Is The Ship, All Else Is The Seat."—Fred Douglas. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1927 North Carolinians Jest as Lynching Inquest is Held Daily, N. C. Aug. 13-(ANP)-With the company's victory was the irony that killed Tom Brady, accused of assassinating a 19-year-old girl, girl near newbury morning, girl near Newbury, girl near Newbury, women and children, who had those who compounded the posse杰森乔曼) by a girl of plurivorous nature. The killing of Bradshaw by a pose of white men brought to an end a three day man-hust which has stirred three counties. Follow-up, after the report of the assault, the saw-bar was arrested. Sunday. When he was carried to the home of the victim for identification, there were rumors of staging a neck-tie party and "giving him what he deserved." He was also arrested. He was offered to the officers led Bradshaw from the home toward the jail. When the party had reached a short distance, the prisoner, res'ing his fate and knowing that the guard was insatiable, he proceeded him, asking permission to pray. Upon receiving the permission, he said, deeply changed his mind and made a dash for the words. He refused his objective and for three days, then secured the goods for his whole life. He was in a state of�ment by Jinn's Walker. "Today afternoon the dogs jumped their prey" and drove him to the open spaces. As he appeared on the hill top, fretting, the aod of the dogs were in the way, he turned forward, leaving them instantly killed. Thus, adding another lynch to North Carolina's record, At the inquest, the conversations centered around efficiency of the hounds more than around the time he was on the ground. He was not at all likely to have been a member of the police, but he had been lynched meant little to those who felt happy over the kitting of the man. And I joker were passed around freely, as the physician was not at all likely to have been a member of the police, but he had been a member of the police that the shock had caused the death, instead of the shot. The identity of the persons who fired the shots, however, could not be ascertained and the inquest will be (CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT) Sportsmen Establish 600 Acre Hunting Reserve Orange County In Heart of California Redwood Forest Purse Forest Los Angeles, Calif., August 12- OCT. C. N. B.-Lured on by the bark of the tree, the forestry officials to establish a permanent foot-hold of Pacific beach frangipani trees have recently collected a dainty invading the developing of a 1,400 acre forest during the Pacific half way beaver-bound the Francisco and the Oregon gonor bays in a Nigra woods paradise. New Yorkers by posing in Punish Potter and exchanging suit cases filled with bricks and stones for poisoning, Isaiah T. Montgomery, the father of Mr. moose and the founder of Mound Bayou, Miskellain, Colorado, have gone from his home in Natchitoches, for his health, Attainted. Mr. Montgomery died three years ago and the charge brought against his daughter and her husband was to come Mound Bayou, which wife, Mrs. Mary Moose were arrested on a charge of murdering, by poisoning, Isaiah T. Montgomery, the father of Mr. moose and the founder of Mound Bayou, Miskellain, Colorado, have gone from his home in Natchitoches, for his health, Attainted. Mr. Montgomery died three years ago and the charge brought against his daughter and her husband was to come Mound Bayou, which Washington, D. C., Aug. 13—(ANP) "I do not choose to be a candidate for president for, 1928." That brief and abrupt but significant situation issued by Calvinist Conglages at the Summer White Court in 1864, was a great success for the American, not only White America but Black America, as well, A flood of apoculation has been loosed, Political sages from Boston to San Francisco and New York, and the people that, as they were, Washington. A year through, In truth, it might be said that no single action during the whole of the 1864-1865 election was to be predicted this year, and this announcement on the news of the president that, as they were, Washington was wide through. From Washington's approach to national convention, as well as those who quadripartially. suppose the cause of various and sundry conditions were to be made for the year and heart of that tenth of the population for whose benefit the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments were passed. What is the purpose of this act, that from the twentieth at least Negraea the Coelice administration has been a dire diappolntment. No! No, a single outstanding application for a place to be placed in places which it had been hoped would be opened up have failed to materialize. The first of the leaders of the Republican party, however, are prone to believe that the president will be in the running in 1925. Benjamin J. Davis, the third and fighting National己, says "the President's position makes him stronger with the people and assures his renomination and telephone. We have all certainty, William Churcher Matthews, believes that Coelites will be a candidate and will receive the support of Negro voters, declaring that "Colored people" (CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHTH) Sells Brick and Plaster For Whiskey" New York, N. Y. M. 15-11 AM) Alleged by detectives to have collected nearly $18,000 from prominent New Yorkers' by-passing as Pauline Pufferte and exchanging suit cases filled with bricks and stones for cash in many trick boot-lug design. Frank, Doug, 25 of 237 Seventh Avenue and Walter Brent, 30, 231 West 18th Street, were held Wednesday night, charged with grand racking. Revenant Films of the West Side Mother and Daughter in Factual Strife Over Handling of Angels Temple Plasces. HUSBAND AND WIFE ARRESTED CHARGED WITH MURDER OF FOUNDER OF MD.-BAYOU Cleveland, Miss. Aug. 13—(AM) Pecially active and headed the county this town received a shock when it was fell through the state—the Holloway area fell through the state. The nurses at the campus were employed to work when Eugene P. Bogo, and his wife, Distinctive in Service Always Progressive PRICE 5 CENTS NUMBER 83 CHICAGO ON S. A. New restaur- er Shot Aug. 18—(ANP) prostituer of the most of the new City (CITY) death in Harlem a shooting af a known man at marginal police, xn un- served into the thrills Women Almost Rebel at Separ- ate Election BAN ANTONIO, Texas, Aug. 15— the Largest number of candidates for the various offices of The Old-Fol- lows Grand Lodge together with an annual circumstance in which the wall of the Household of thun amu- d of more than ordinary concerns to the man of the order, caused the elections this year in the Glad, with more than the ordinary number of thrills Jackson and Ewing Elected New York, N.Y., T. Aug. 15—(AMP) The large number of candidates for "Johnny" Brent, proprietor of the various offices of the Old Fold Blues Grill, one of the most Iowa Iowa Lodge together with an important places in the city of Iowa, must have unusual circumstance to which the Old Fold Blues Grill belongs. The fact that the whole group of officers was not elected at once has caused of the election by exclamation of Grand Master Jackson and James T. Ewing, District Grand Secretary, gave room for a great deal of political maneuvering and caused one situation which almost disrupted the Grand Lodge at oye time. These two officers were elected on Wednesday morning just at the close of their reports and the meeting of the men adjourned to enter the Joint session with The House should of Ruth. There the reports of the Entrance Secretary and The Grand Medical Director were heard and negotiations were made for the joint election of those two officers on the following morning. THE MADNAD DEEP BANBAHIT All would have been well but for the "bombshell" dismined into the Joint session by Wm. (III) McDonald, Grand Secretary, of Mascons. In Tottenham and Number of the odd Holes, who rose to second a motion and took occasion to remark that the women of the Odd. Fellows Order were entitled to more recognition than had been their information times, and to declare that he was in favor of giving them at least two of the general offices now held by the men of the order. Heavy applause greeted these re Pupil rite to the scene of the shooting, but the assistant escaped and was successful in eluding capture and no one in the cafe could remember having seen him before. Surgeons attending him have graved doubts as to his recovery. 4 West 19th Street surremerred to the public late Wednesday, saying that he did the shooting, nothing to do with it, but I would rather be safe in that than free. He thought that I did the shooting, but his striking resemblance to the man who did the shooting, in aid of the Negro fraternities of the state, died week in North Carolina where he had registered to an unconscious condition and that he died shortly after. It is probable that an inmate in the state knew more than he of the inmate workman of the Negro fraternities of the state, died week in North Carolina where he had registered to an unconscious condition and that he died shortly after. WIFE ARRESTED, THMURDER OF MD.-BAYOU specifically active and headed the committees in the County of Hollow and through his influence several of the camp located at Cleveland, Mississippi and on Negro Phrasian. Development in Mayau. According to those who are near Mr. Montgomery and Mr. Boone in Hollow, Mississippi for his health. Attracted him from his home in Natchitoches, Mr. Montgomery sought to infuse him to come to Mound Bay, which he had gone from his home in Natchitoches, Mr. Montgomery, the daughter of Mr. Montgomery, Mr. Boone took a prominent part in the development of the city, that he was largely responsible for the women of the Old Palmyra Order were entitled to mosaic recognition times and to declare that he was in favor of giving them at least two of the general office now held by the Heartpacress granted them a CONSTITUED FROM PAGE ONE. Texas' Actuary Dies in North Carolina Hotel Word has just been received that Andres Martinez, well known, was killed in North Carolina where he had registered to an unconscious condition and that he died shortly after. Negro Children Barred From Mayor's Picnic St. Louis, Mo. Amy L. CAMPBELL More than 7,400 children of all nationalities are enrolled at Mimi Museum by Mimi Mansion at Portrait Park Highlands. Dr. Thea Meadow was given簌予 for her work and girl who sought to inquire about her life with only reason given that Mary could not attend the conference. Much distress over the plight crime because of the fire, which burned by MARC MILK. The介 agreement of Forest Park Highlands, refund to permit Mary, children of MARC MILK, to purchase Pen Drinkhahn, manager, howe- said that for the MARC's safety for it would cause troubles in the nati- re. SOCIAL & PERSONAL ```markdown ``` **Dennis Mite This Treat** The Junior Girls Athletic Club will honor the 1982 Mite Mite with a New Hope Baptist Church, Music, Games and Retreatsmeet. Mr. and Mrs. Perry McIntosh who has visited his mother and father will be attending Wednesday evening for New York white he has made his home for many years to call them to thank the many friends for making their stay—a pleasure on the way to New York. **Miley** enforced by select friends to a house party. Mrs. Bertha Mae Stallings of 797 Dartmouth street entertained Mite Lola Mite Brown with a five course dinner. Mite Brown has made her home in Kansas City for the city's city fair for an indefinite stay. Among the guest Mrs. Lloyd Lott of 487 State Chicago visiting relatives and friends. Mite Mite, after undergoing an operation of the removal of his bones and adenoids is much Mrs. J. K. Smith and family reunited from Anchita, Texas. He was visiting a vagation with, Rav, and Mrs. J. L. Campbell. They were accompanied Prof. J. R. Hiehl, Drive Director of the Dallas District of the G. U. O. of O. F. returned from the Grand Lodge with glowing reports where the session was held in San Antonio, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Dudley of Detroit, Michigan in visiting their daughter and son-in-law, Mrs. and Rev. Lafayette Mima on Cochran street. Mrs. Vashtire Kobina and her two daughters, Anne and Francis Robinson spent a week and with her sister Mrs. R. C. Gault, 1119 Vishegao Street, Dallas, Texas. Mrs. Katie Warren, Wiggins of 1120 Thomas Avenue is in Little Rock, Ark. spending her vacation with her niece, Mrs. C. H. Houghton Moss Lortne Sanders and Janette Gault spent Sunday afternoon with friends in Mr. Warth, Texas. Mr. L. C. Wastley of Port Worth, Texas spent Monday in Dallas visit. Mrs. Jane, Hodge, 4050 Lemon Ave. write of Mr. Jno. Hodge is in Housing visiting relatives. Nam Y. R. T. "Trainer" of U. T. Voice who is best able for mouth is now able to be back his office. Mrs. Mattea Carlford, Mrs. Chary Brown, and Mrs. Harvett Harrison, who were all vocalizing during the summer in the park, were polling for the remainder of the season. Mrs. Robert Coleman of Clive- son, who was also polling by Mrs. Harvett, Harvard and Arlington, are the guest present women at Mrs. McClain, Mrs. Frank, Curtis McClain, Mrs. Frank, Curtis stuffed corn, ice cream and cake meat served as a menu. was served by Derek Baker of Chicago in the City visiting relatives and friends Mr. Baker was at 18th Hall McKinley Chapel, C. M. Church Sunday, Chapel, C. M. Church Sunday. morning and at night. Mrs. M. N. Poy, Treasurer Mrs. M. N. Poy, Treasurer the 8th first, after spending two weeks in Dalila visiting relatives, Dr. and Mrs. M. Poy, well known in Dalila talked by friends at dinner parties. Mrs. Howard of 422 Fort Axta entertained with an elaborate dance on the End ind. in honor of Marshall, Touah, aunt of M. Howard. Mrs. E. N. Poll, Hedera, Touah. Guppa, Touah, aunt of M. Howard. Guppa, Touah, aunt of M. Howard. Other friends were Mrs. Evelyn Andrew, Thes. Touah, devel- ded that Mr. Howard was a special serve the most delicious dish. Mr. Ross Austin, 2013 B. Central has returned from Teague, Texas, waiting for sister Mrs. J. P. Parkham. Mrs. Addie (Heeter) William has returned from cool Colorado Springs, Colo., while the agent is pleasant vacation. There she found Mrs. Estate Jackson, Mrs. Russell Cates- and other Dallas-citizens enjoying the splendid season Mr. and Mrs. Allen White of Chicago Ill. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. White, 1502 Bryan Street, Mr. and Mrs. Hriscoe 2406 San Jacinto Street, Mr. and Mrs. Allen White once lived in this city and are well known in the social year. Mrs. Violes Crutefield 2029 State has returned from Beaumont and Houston, Texas, where the spent the latest week. The left Thursday evening for East Texas, Polnith viz. Willis Point, Longview, and Marshall visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Josie Ballard, 2011 Beverly Drive left the city-free Colorado Springs, Colo., and will return in Sept. Mrs. Chas. Wiley, 2021 Trinidad, after having spent three weeks out of the city visiting in Martin, Bryan and Reagan, Texas, has returned to the city. After spending two weeks of engagement stay in the City, visiting defensives and many friends, Mrs. Myell month left Monday morning for home in Chicago, the wishes to thank-her relatives and many friends for the grand and glorious good time given her while in the city, Mrs. Smith and at Munger Ave., Baptist last Sunday morning and at Paul M. E. Church, San. Day night to both appreciated audiobooks, the will-over-book a tender spot in her heart for her many Dallas friends. Mr. H. P. Carter at Houston, Texas State Manager of the National Benefit Life Insurance Company. Mr. and Mrs. H. Smith, left Monday morning for points in the East and West, motoring to St. Louis and Chicago, that first stops. Mrs. Miss Higgs at Overwilly, N. C., is visiting Miss Bernico Bray, shear, 2000 Rossland Ave. Both Miss Brashear and Miss Biggs took summer work at Wilberforen. Mrs. Hoxie English of Klone-dike, Texas is visiting her stint-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. A. RENT COLUMN CENT PLACE TO LIVE 5 Room Apartment, 1 Stock from Car Lice on Pavel St. PRIVATE ROOM $450 per week PHONE 8-6000 1 Nice Room $5.00 Per Week WITH PRIVATE FAMILY, LIGHT, GAS, HOT and COLD WATER WITH PRIVATE Phone: Mattie Whittee 2 Fruit Room, $5.00 Per Week SOCIETY and Club The Walters Progressive Assoil will have a special program for all the members of the City Hall Auditorium Sunday August 14, 1937, 3 o'clock. Every one is in the audience. The Mr. B. H. Baird firm manager of the Adalphan Hotel will address the Employees. The Mr. B. H. Baird firm manager of the Adalphan Hotel will address the Employees. The Mr. B. H. Baird firm manager of the Adalphan Hotel will address the Employees. Mr. Arthur H. Reed in Hartlepool, to represent them in the program. Mr. Arthur H. Reed in Hartlepool, to represent them in the program. Mr. Arthur H. Reed in Hartlepool, to represent them in the program. Mr. Arthur H. Reed in Hartlepool, to represent them in the program. THE REGULAR FELLOWS CLUB Mr. Tuesdays night with a large audience themselves to be real Regular Fellows. The President requested something even the new members and all the members were right to the minute, even the new members and all the members on "What it means to be a Regular Fellows" and to be a Regular Fellows at all times. The final arrangement for the summer dance was made. The Golden Sunbeam Social and Art Club met with Mrs. K. Milesle and Mr. B. H. Baird for the evening at 7 o'clock. All members were present. Every-five minutes the club met for the evening. The Golden Sunbeam Foundation conducts the pream. dent made a very good talk. Meet Admired at A18. Next meet in New York at Spring Avenue, Mrs. J. H. Townsend, president. The Alcatel Club met on Thursday night. August 4th at the home of Mrs. Neilson, 43rd Street, New York. current brides, the club entertained brides, the club entertained dressed to the alter. The Pharma was dressed to the alter. The Pharma was girls were concealed by the hostess. meeting will be at 1720 Hall Street with Mrs. M. H. Piper, President. CARNATION CHARITY CLUB MET Thursday July 24th with Mrs. John Richardson and Mrs. Soult as hostess. Fifteen members are planning for an an- nouncement which will be announced members are planning for an an- nouncement which will be announced M. Reed on Hampton. Mrs. English dallas will out numbed New York If New York does watch her Miss Oate Dunn of Kenana, Texas is also visiting Mr. and Mrs. Reed, she has been the recipient of quite a few social outings. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Latimer, Mrs. D. Thornton and Mrs. H. G. Jackson and daughter Dorothy of Okia City formerly of Dallas, motored through Thursday from Paris and other points of Texas. Mrs. Thornton is one of Oklahoma's noted beauty operators. Mrs. Latimer was known among the social set of Dallas. THOUGHTFUL NEGROES JOINING BROTHERHOOD MOVEMENT THE DALLAS EXPRESS. DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1927 naturally turning more upon themselves and their condition on than upon any other one's thing. They have about concluded that the chief cause of their weakness lies principally within the Race and that this cause is easily traced to its parasitic leaders—that type of leader who aborbs everything and produces nothing. He is to be found at every turn of the road, masquerding in all forms of, fraternal, economic and nanistoneous costumes. But his "make up" is gradually losing its glamour, so that now even the pre- real material progress of the Negro and greater opportunities for his future generations, write the Supreme-Grand President, 2318 Hall Street. Best for further information and become a worker in the cause of your Race. Help to pay the foundation today for a greater Negro of tomorrow. HOUSTON PHYSICIAN AND FAMILY STOP OVER IS DALLAS Friday, August 11, and 12. On the following Sunday Navi Billow will be in town to speak at the George Community Area. P. M. All members and friends are urged to come out and help make a difference. Also a contest on between the men will be at the 11th. Mrs. Mylee Smith, reporter. 9. GEORGE COMMUNITY AREA. The St. George community Association met in a regular business meeting Thursday night at the offices and members present. Visitors, one, Mrs. Chelia of Lincoln County, two, Mr. Collins of Lincoln County, and three,port to the Banking Committee. Total amount, in Bank, $140.00. New members, in Bank, $100.00. Present, in Bank, $100.00. After about forty minutes of important business discussions the hosts served an exertive reverie, and the weather the meetings were changed from afternoons to evenings, and evening at eight thirty with Mrs. Theo Leag, 8015 Terry Avenue, P.O. Box 111, George Community Area, president. THE AUSTRALIAN CLUB Mat. Thursday night July 15 at the Thomas Avenue, spending the greater portion of the time at work. One Thomas Avenue, spending the greater portion of the time at work. One members were served. The Club has a membership drive, for inter- national meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. L. Newton, Street Thursday night Aul- th. THE IDLE HOUR SOCIAL CLUB Met at North Dallas Club July 15 at the home of Mrs. L. Newton, hosts. One hour was spent play- ing whist. M. C. Vison, Mrs. Hart prince. M. Caruthers, Mr. Leet, second print. M. Andrew, Mrs. Brown, M. Andrew, Mrs. English, M. Andrew, Mr. and Hare were pleasant visitors. Reuben Birdhill, Beverly Lillard Jr. Billy Trammell, W. H. Phelx, How- ever, are beginning to see more than ever. In all their years of freedom, and their thoughts are REV. W. C. BARNES, B. Th. Founder and Moderator for 24 Years Only Moderator this This has been a very slow year for finance. List all of our do justice programs. Our schools are suffering our orphans are hungry and our teachers are going to starve. Now, what are we going to do? To help our students program? Our schools are: Central Tuxedo Colleges, Waco, Texas; St. John's Inpatient College, Texarkana; St. John's College, Texarkana; St. John's Orphanage, Austin, Texas; LBT'S College, Texarkana. KEEP KOOL! By Pating Frequent Visits to Our Soda Water Fountain Keep well by using our line of Pure Fresh Drugs Keep paired by calling on us for the Latest in TOILET ARTICLES STATIONARY, at STATE DRUG STORE Successor to M. P. Drug, located in Montreal, Montreal TELEPHONE B-2008 Stanley R. Moore, Prop. real maternal progress of the Nege- and greater opportunities for pregnancy and child care Supreme-Grand President, 2131 Hall Street Seek for further Infor- mation. September, the world has its eyes on us. Excuses will not pay. Our motto is $6,900 for the cause and saved souls for Christ. Our Watchworl: Is all to the Glory and Honor of God. National and state guests will be there; space will be given to all to speak. Dr. John E. Woods, our national president; Dr. L. L. Campbell, our state president; Dr. R. H. Pines, superior of our educational staff and J. H. Winn, chairman of the foreign mission board will be there. Mrs. O. R. Harnes, State President W. H. M. Johnson, Secretary of Church Extension Board and many others will be there. What it will—Get to Stay Through the Milling. $3 for a badge will give you two months a day and a place to sleep from August 15th to 22nd. Annual Dues: Orders and musters: $5; Incentive ministers: $150; desons; $1,470; Sunday School Class A $85; Class B, $15; Class C, $10; Class D $8; H. Y. P. U. Class A $80; Class B $15; Class C $10; Class D $5, $0; Class A $5, $0; Class B $10, $0. W. H. $10.00. W. H. A. Trower and G. D. Davis presidents of R. R. and B. Y. P. U. Congress, Sisters W. B. Taylor and H. T. Trotter, Secretaries: Sister A. E. Rilla, President, W. H. M. Mrs. O. R. Barnes, Secretary. OUR USED CARS ARE SOLD WITH FULL KNOW- LEDGE AND APPRECIATION OF THE FACT THAT THE CUSTOMER'S GOOD WILL IS AT STAKE 1926 Chrysler "84" Coupe ..... $500 1926 Nash Special Headster ..... $600 1926 Oldsmobile Touring ..... $600 1926 Alaia Touring ..... $400 1926 Dodge Brothers Touring ..... $350 1926 Dodge Brothers Touring ..... $350 1926 Chrysler "85" Sedan ..... $350 1926 New Chevrolet Coupe ..... $350 1926 Chevrolet Touring ..... $350 1926 Dodge Brothers Coupe ..... $350 1926 Dodge Brothers Coupe ..... $350 OPEN EVENINGS PERRY MOTOR CO., Pacific at Pearl 7-6301 NOTICE! After July 21, 1927, I will not be in my office before Sept. 21, 1927. Dr. Wm. Green. STOPS HEADACHE Phone 3-8866 Your Druggist DRUG STORE MISSON, Jr., Prop DELIVERY Dallas, Texas Get it, or it isn't Made" Professional Directory DR. P. M. SUNDAY, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office Phone 7-4545 Res. B-3000 Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 12:00 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Office Hours: 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Office Hours: 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Residences, 2320 Thomas Ave. DALLAS TX TEXAS DR. R. P. HAMILTON PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Res. U-2851 Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. 6:00 a.m. to 9 p.m. Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. 6:00 a.m. to 9 p.m. Residences, 2320 Thomas Ave. DALLAS TX TEXAS DR. S. L. BROWN, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Diagnosis of Wounds and Children (All calls prompt answer) Office Hours: 1:30 a.m. to 12 A.m. 8:00 a.m. to 8 P.m. Office Hours: 1:30 a.m. to 12 A.m. 8:00 a.m. to 8 P.m. Residences, 2320 Thomas Ave. DALLAS TX TEXAS DR. W. GREEN Physician and Surgeon (Macmillan Santamari) Office Phone 7-4545 Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. 6:00 a.m. to 9 p.m. Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. 6:00 a.m. to 9 p.m. Residences, 2320 Thomas Ave. DALLAS TX TEXAS PHONES Office Phone 7-4545 Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. 7 to 8 p.m. PHONES Office Phone 7-4545 Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. 7 to 8 p.m. DR. J. G. HARDIN DR. L. G. PINKSTON WASHINGTON Office—D-1891, Near H-2550 Office Hours: 10:00 to 12:00 p.m. 8:00 to 9:00 n.m. Sunday by Appointment BREAKFAST, BREAKFAST, SURGERY and X-RAY MARILLAN SANTARUM Cor. Hall and Shrine DALLAS TEXAS DR. C. W. FLINT DESTRIFF Group Floor Location, 89 West Minth Street, Fort Worth, Texas PERFUME' CREATION OF MOVIE LAND LOVE DROPS A new creation, an enchanting collection of love and romance, with perfume and art. THAT BABY YOU'VE LONG FOR Mrs. Burton Advocates Women on Metropolitan Avenue. We several years I was asked the teaching of motherhood," writes Mrs. Margaret Burton of Mass. City. "I was terrified several and subject to periods of terrible suffering and malancholia. Now I am the proud mother of a beautiful little girl. She has an amazing passion and inspiration to my hand. I believe hundreds of other women would know to know the secret will glibly reveal it to any married woman who will write me." Mrs. Margaret Burton, a devoted, without charge, she will bring, sell. Letters should be addressed to Mrs. Margaret Burton 264 Mass. Avenue, Mass. City, Ohio. Correspondence will be strictly confidential. MAMMOTH FIELD - DA SOUTH'S GREATEST COLORED ATHLETIC EVENT RIVERSIDE P A gala Day of Athlet and Band DANCING IN Good Music VALUABLE FOR ALL A. gala Day of Athletic Contests, Base Ball and Band Concerts DANCING IN THE EVENING Good Music Guaranteed Tug of War Bulling Match between Dallas and Ft. Worth Team of 8 Strongest Man $20.00 EVERYBODY COME--HIG TIME GUARANTEED ALL DAY ```markdown ``` Houston 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. DR. E. E. WARD Phone: Office X-8587, Res. X-2001 Pritzman Temple TEXAS DR. S. L. BROWN, PRICTICIAN & SURGEON Disease of Wound and Childhood Specialty (All calls promptly answered) Office Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. 7:00 to 9 Nights. Phone: Office U-8121 Res. E-8211 Office 2014 Hall St. Res. 2035 Holmes St. Midtown Southwest DALLARL TEXAS PHONES OFFICE HOURS Office X-8587 8 to 11 a.m. Res. X-4148 7 to 9 p.m. DR. J. G. HARDIN MEDICINE & SURGERY Offices: 800 1-3 Good St. DALLARL PENN Office Y-Line Res. X-858 HOURS 9 to 12 a. m.-2 to 6 p. m. DR. J. H. DODD PHYSICIAN and DUMSON 2004 Williams St . . . Dallas, Texas 4.29-47 A. S. WELLS Attorney and counsel at Law Dallas, Texas Dallas, Texas 1988 Main Street Mary X-002 KING MING NUTTERTON Music Leady and Larry Drummond and Teresa Traps, Drama, Guitar, Pop and Mandolin. Music Harvest Entertainment Music Music Harvest Entertainment STEPHENS BROS. DRUG STORE IN QUEEN CITY DON'T GUESS about IT. WE BUY first we have it or we will get it free service and quick delivery to any part of the city. Phone 4-6094 STEPHENS & STEPHENS, Props. ADAMS EXPRESS and TRANSFER CO. ADAMS FURNITURE CO. We buy and sell furniture. We will move you and take your old furniture to sell, put, or may sell for it. We move suit, anywhere. A ADAMS Manager Phones 3-6703 Day Night B-6011 3262 Thomas Avenue, Dallas, Texas MOTH -DAY MARK, DALLAS Music Contests, Base Ball Concerts THE EVENING Guaranteed THE PRIZES CONTESTS 1st 2nd Prime Prize Since the "Gos:ping Twins" have gone "North", Miss Eyes looks for a big social season this fall. As leaders, the last season was rather hard for you, and you are taking a much needed rest. Miss Eyes would like to advise you to ask advantage of your trip, and check up on your weak points, for you have many. The best thing for you to do while-away is to act Dumb or Natural and you might learn something. Miss Eyes to sorry your trip is limited, for since you insist on being "leaders" you really need the training from the best. Your ifp should have been "East" instead of "North" Don't worry yourself, the young man is quite able to take care of yourself. You can watch for things for you to sit by and watch and you to might learn something. That is why you can keep your time worrying about other people. Your time worrying about other people. and since you can do as you please, Miss Eyes has warned your several times that you are feeling that you are facing with it. Devote more of your time to your personal appearance and learn the "MISSISSIPPI HEAVY WATER BLUES" by Barbecue Bob When Barbecue Bob mixes the notes for a vocal dish you are sure that nothing better ever came off the fire "Mississippi Heavy Water Blues" and "Mamma, You Don't Suit Me!" make a coupling that you will want to listen to again and again. Bob mixes vocal dish, at nothing off the fire. My Wateramma, You make a will want to d again. When Barbecue Bob mixes the notes for a vocal dish, you are sure that nothing better, ever came off the fire. "Mississippi Heavy Water Blues" and "Mamma, You Don't Suit Me!" make a coupling that you will want to listen to again and again. Mississippi Heavy Water Blues Mamma, You Don't Suit Me! Yomni Barbecue Bob Record No. 14222-D 10-inch, 72c Columbia Phonograph Comp. 1819 Broadway, New York C Columbia graph Company New York City Columbia Phonograph Company 1819 Broadway, New York City Columbia THIS-NEW FEATURE-RECORD AND ALL OTHER COLUMBIA RECORDS CAN BE FOUND AT Miss New wants to commute, the young man on his nerve, after he was broken up by the unexpected return of the third party, who proved to be yourself — a legal better half. This step, in the first place, would not be you alone, but you are so self-conceived, so shallow minded, that you thought you were forced and by with it. There is a lesson, it is your pocket book and Columbia THE DALLAS EXPRESS. DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 1927 other fellows business alone. It is really a shame the way some of these "Husband Hunters" around this city carry on. The worst of this spice are those who take their prespects from the cradet. Miss Eyes was surprised a few nights ago when she saw you on the way to the picture show with your new-est "Hahe" holding hands or everything, when you should have been teaching him his Sunday School lesson, because he has out grown his age and is tall don't think you can feel the public. Because he is too well known. But Miss Eyes guess you have played all of them, the cradle is the only place where your line hasn't been heard too often. Mme. L. E. Coleman Opens Beauty Shoppe No. 2 The Parisian Beauty Shops No. 2 is now open for business at 2213 Hall Street. The manager and operators are ready to extend to you that same courteous treatment, they as well know-how to do. According to Mme. I. E. Cojeman, the shoppers are equipped with some of the latest equipment in the profession, the color scheme is carried out in being and orchid. Expert operators will serve you. Our many friends and the public at large are invited to the opening of Parisian Beauty Shops No. 2. Thursday, August 18, 1927. 212 Hall Street, souvenirs will be given throughout the day. Parisian Beauty Shops No. 1 will remain at the same address 401 N. Central. 298 Men and Women Were Caught in the Drag Net of Elm Thicket Sunday morning at 1 a.m. m. Shr. Allen Baleer Hall was ordered for work. Housewives in full bloom with houses were in full bloom with officers entered the clubs, carrying everybody to the county jail. The officers were operated by Masa, Sandy. Officers were operated by Masa, Sandy. They were filled on for vax, distributing the peace and gaming 76 of the number, pleased guilty and angry, and two, and two, were charged with violating the liquor law. The class will be held on court day, August 18. Female Impersonator Fined $200.00 When officer Jones arrested Pete Cole on South Akward Street street near the intersection, he was carried to the city jail where he was charged with stealing every man who passed him opening his baby role to show him how to walk. Officer Braman who fined C250 San Antonio Club Woman Charged With Embezzle- Mrs. Anne Walker was filed on in Justice of the Peace, Anthony J. McCormick, in the Silver Leaf Social clubs funds for her personal use. The complaint was dismissed. 222 Douglas, Waugh altered: "182% of the club's money had been received the money as she was an agent for the club. Judge Holla received the money." Boy Fined $200.00 For Whipping Mother Nathaniel Anthony, 39 years old, a high school boy has been stealing his mother's money and his mother's car. He stands and he whipped his mother Nathaniel was arrested and carried before Judge. Dranian who fitted him with a gun. $800.00 Stolen Goods Received by Officers Officers Hill and Davis recovered $900.00 worth of stolen wives, teddy bears, and dresses when they arrived at C. H. Hall. The goods were stolen from the building where they were employed there as porters. Hill was dilled on for theft. Over $900.00 Officers Had Clue to Raise Up Crap Games When officers Billy Parks, Brooks and Cabellbush made their round Saturday night, their team 39 cranked up the pace. The players visited by the officers 38 block on Jackapack, 14, 216 block on Tahoe, 14, 216 block on Geneva 14, 16 South Eagle, 18, 215 block on Tupaia, Avenue 1, 215 block on Tupaia Building, 11, all participants in building. CARD OF THANKS It is indeed a comfort in brown clothing. (Latinized) John the Apostle the disciple was supported by an military type and friendless friends for you, so you can rest. Judge Brannan at the Seat of Justice City Court Had Busy Monday Monday morning in Judge Brannan's court, 252 cases were on dock. I feel grateful to all for the beautiful floral offerings and solutions. Nov. Bush conducted the services. Heva, Moody and C. E. Womack also made impressive remarks. The K. of P. land of which deceased was a member rendered music (very impressive). Because was a musician for 40 years being a member of the second colored band organized in Dallas. Signed: Mrs. M. J. Webster, Mother, Mrs. L. M. Bradshaw Anderson Daughter. THIS WOMEN'S MEDICAL AUXILIARY MAKES REPORT The Auxiliary to the Medical Dental and Pharmaceutical Association of the city closed its yearly meeting in Roseville Park. Believe the public had been made familiar with the object-list organization through the courtesy of the press (Dallas Express) and dealing to the public that the number of the needy we have plan, need to enlarge our action, this including a broader program, for anxiety, next year. For this reason we have sent from our friends that most from our friends in order that most worthy cause may not suffer. At the last regular meeting with Russell Trottes, submitted to the program for the entire year which was received by the membriarchs, enclosing the officers were elected of follows: Mrs. Russell Trottes, Chairman; Mrs. Chilin, Vice President; Mrs. L. O. Duskin, Secretary; Mrs. M. Russell Trottes, Chairman; Mrs. Hovell, Vice President; Mrs. L. O. Duskin, Secretary; Mrs. M. Russell Trottes, Chairman; Mrs. J. O. Hardin, Parliamentarian; Mrs. J. O. Hardin, Parliamentarian; Secretary Brucella Art Club ..... 5.00 Dukes ..... 8.00 Dukes ..... 8.00 Royal Art Club ..... 5.00 Royal Art Club ..... 5.00 Resinella Card Temporarily 27.67 receipts from March 11, 47.57 to June 11, 47.57 Grand total received this year..... 114.48 Dilburances *Released by Airlines to fortune- a Free Cine in Lincoln Manor, Lincoln, Nebraska* $46.44; amount paid for milk, 1924 and 1927 $52.56; Balance in Treasury, August 2011 $81.17E Mr. Russell Trayer, President Mrs. Russell Trayer, President Holt, Colorado, Corresponding Secretr BIRTHS AND DEATHS *Maryy, Fremantle, 1710 B. P. Wrexham C. G. Hunger, 1725 Moor, B. Julius Woods, 218 N. Brighton girl *Henry Thompson, 614 Good, bay I. G. McCutchion, 204 Hay Falcony A. Grissom, 827 Moore, Cincinnati Joe B. Huey, 827 Mound, Downtown John B. Huey, 827 Mound, North Mound Hill, 827 Mound Hill Dearborn Tate Avery, 827 Mound, 827 Charlotte Loving, 111 Grieftown Lakehurst, 827 Allison Lakehurst, 827 Allison Randolph Jackson, 111 Grieftown Randolph Jackson, 111 Grieftown Hawkins, Washington, 827 "W" Washington, Washington, 827 "W" a1 Dorsey Jones, 169 Jackson, Darry Jac, 1711 Wood, Ulster College, 1131 Clinton a1 Wheatsworth University, 1444 Darton About ten years ago, she began developing health from which she got cancer. She spent the year 2010 to Cleveland. On the other hand, the author, Dr. Hopkins, was in no well-do. The room has illness with our commitment and seemed to realize her condition and was heavily sensitive of her death fiction by Sarah and Dr. Tea Landos that she was ready to completely stand. The lands of the author had been at a time of a timeless and unimaginable time, but the people of Chicago have for years been rendering aid and comfort to the stock and injured through the medium of his prayers and most of the time throughout the most important cities of the country. Teachmenal are given mightily by means of life. Nude conservation the suffering which has been relieved and often times estimate situation by the prayers of Hiling Stelon and his con�eration. On last Wednesday and Friday languages taught and held in Geneva Al. On Lord Wednesday and Friday, Paul M. E. Church, Friday even, nights more meetings, attended by et those being caught in the beer, not paid fines, to the, a mount of $75000 for selling home brew. 39 paid fines for gaming, 39 plenied guilty of being drunk. The remainder were not paid fines, to the, violate the trade ordinance. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION Dallas chapter of Chamber of Commerce in petitioning the Dallas County Commissioners and the City of Education to take steps to help students faciliates in the Weeds and Webster's North Park Addition, popularly known as "Bun Ticket." The program is a chamber's Chamber committee on Education, which must jointly with a committee邑citizens from the South Park Addition. The committee reported the conditions there as very unfavorable for school house is in very bad order and really need of replacement, that the school list, which is much more stands, with water and mud, some stands, with water and mud, so much as that teachers and children with much difficulty, often waiting in the evening for hours for the water to run off the list. The committee which leads to the school as almost impossible during rainy weather and misadmitted the report further reports the school lister as being in need of cleaning, dusting and being surgeon toilet, the rain in weather washers over the yard and under, the building which requires them to offend and endanger the health of the school, and the water the health of the school, being rain water caught from the roof of the house, is unfitered and therefore filthy, the refuge from the water the health of the school, being rain water caught from the roof to the roof, the water from the roof to the cistern and on the milites of the Dallas Nerog G. of C. that the remedy will be forthcoming when the petitions are presented. Mrs. Redella Well, the beloved wife of M. J. Well, was born in Franklin Roberson County, Texas February 1, 1972. In early childhood, she moved from Franklin to Austin, where she was resired. She began her religious career at an early age under the tutorship of Bishop Grant under whom she joined Metropolitan, A. M. E. Church of Austin. She was an eminent Bundsy School teacher of this Church and during the administration of Rev. J. R. Jopkins served on the Stewardship Board. From Austin she came to Dallas where she has lived for more than thirty years. In 1986 she joined Rithel A. M. E. Church of Dallas under the professorship at Rev. Jan. A. Johnson and was a member of all the auxiliaries of the church. She was a member of clays No. 15, of which Mrk. E. A. The is leader. January 11, 1911, she became the bride of Mr. M. J. Well with whom she was living at the time of her death. About two years ago, she began deathbed healing from which did the Lord give her the gift of healing. In 1981, she went to the University of Washington to an event. There with our consultant and attended to realise her condition and was gently sensitive of her death edition for England. She was a very kind and compassionate lady. She joined her friends at the University of Washington and compassionate to the Queen of England. Mr. J. E. Wiley ..... Visits City Mr. J. R. Wilpy of Chicago, HI, formerly of Dallas made a return to Chicago after visiting his many friends, as well as visiting his nerd business, as well as publishing in Dallas, he played an important part in its appearance and was a major contributor to the matter that decorated its column. Writing of the type and the mechanical work were furnished by Mr. L. J. F. Duquen, Jr. who is still at the job in the comedian's studio. Mr. Wilpy is a first-class attendant and is still making good in the comedy. Chicago Against great odds in Dallas he operated a cotton-mill, not a restaurant, in Central Avenue in this city for over cotton mill industry because of the lack of cooperation and support. This industry is greatly needed to meet the micro zero race because of its necessity. Mr. Willey friends welcomes him victim and are doing their best make it hospitality spent. July 29 at 4:45 a.m. she shrugs, quietly away leaving a devoted husband, M. J. Well, two slaters, Mrs. Arie Coleman, Cleveland, O. Mrs. Dennis Coleman, Desert, Dau- tie, Desert, Austin, Hermann Huttra, Dallas and a host of other people. The body was buried at Oakland community by the Crawford Under- aking Company. "HONOR TO WHOM HON. OR IS DUE" CAM- PAIGN Boll Street C. M. E. Church Boll and Juju Street Friday Through Monday, August 13-12 Dr. N. W. McClark Pastor: Friday night, 12th. Celebration honoring the moving of Boll and Flora streets. The Mayor and Com- pany present and deliver address, Dr. E. A. Wilson, W. L. Dickson, G. I. Brown, W. L. Dickson, G. I. also present and speak. Music of P. band and Muson Aqu. Quartet. Sunday, 14th. 11:00 A.M. a.m. Sermon Bishop J. W. McKinney, D. C. M. McKinney, D. C. M. Methodist friend, Dr. J. H. Harper, M. Musical by the shell Baptism, Water from the Jordan river will be used in the service. Honoring Bishop J. W. McKinney, 9th Episcopal District C. M. E. Church, Dr. C. H. Carper, who honored Bishop J. W. McKinney, 9th Episcopal District C. M. E. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends, also the Household of Huth for their kindness and encouragingness and death of our daughter, Bister and wife, also for their beautiful offering. Mother Miss Ariette Hames, Sister, Mr. O. C., Rodgers, Husband. FOR RENT Why do you try to live and pay rent on a 'cottage apartment. You have to make sure you are not making the nunner. You have to make. Get rid of some of that furniture. Get rid of some of the furniture in apartment in North Near caravan in North Near caravan, all convictions, not-rate bath in North Near caravan, phone 2-0888 or call 2412 9143 North Near caravan, in information. (By Bishop P. W. McGee) A most useful and extraordinary exhibition of the work of Bishop P. W. McGee is be accomplished through the medium of the phonograph record that has come to our attention. The Vienna Philharmonic Company of Canada, New Jersey, have not released a record, one side of which contains the famous healing music of the late composer John Coltrane. This recording was obtained through the good graves and the lifelong collection of the years recorded by the Philharmonic of its conservation of the through or find in serial. This recording has been received and is comfortable to the skin and inflamed through the medium of his prays and most constant cities of the country. Textuals are given plausibly by diaries of his life; one concerning the mid-19th century and another concerning the years attended by the prays of Hilton Verde and Pride Plains more meetings, attended by thousands were held in the Church at 3234 Prairie Avenue, Chicago, for the visit of "With the Sirius We Are Healed." was played for the congregation. The recitation of praise recorded by the congregation ever witnessed by this writer literally hundreds of the attentive members of the board that arrangements were immediately made whereby they board their meetings and there place their order for one or more of this marvelous record of one of these records to hand to ill or injured friends in some distant place, the meetings, which drive the spiritual need from hearing Bishop Mackenzie's voice and sermon as beautifully. Certainly, through this record, Bishop Motion will be able to carry the world into human, hospital, army and other places where, in the reach and most of all to those who might be baited or hospitable to this beautiful singing, will serve as an eternal and constant ray of glorious sunshine. Liberian President Received by King London, Aug. 15, (ANP)—More than 13,000 guests, including Amherstians, reigning monarchs, Eastern Protectors and colonial visitors attended the royal garden party on home of the Prince of Wales, at Buckingham Palace, yesterday. President C. I. B. King of Ireland and King Puffin were among the honored guests, both of whom were received the King and Queen, with ceremony and poem. RACINE T UNION FAIR 38x40 1:1 GUAR Elm at Presley RACINE TIRES and TUBES UNION BATTERIES ON TERMS FAIRWEEK SPECIAL 38x40 1:2 Tube GUARANTEED 99¢ HOME FURNITURE CO. Elm at Preston S-8188 M. AIDA POM CREATED FOR UTIL AIDA HAIR POMADE ADIA HAIR POMADE SOLD LASI YEAR A SUPERPOR PREPARATION FOR THE HAIR AIDA POMADE MADE IN THE BERLIN CITY OF OVERTON HYDERSKI CHICAGO MADE ON OVERTON HYDERSKI CHICAGO OVERTON HYGIENIC CO. CHICAGO IL. PAGE THRESH EFFECTIVE AUGUST 19, 2017 Mr. W. R. O. Matthews, 544-3 1-810 Br. Dallas, Texas Just a moment, we are death claim of Bister Cookell. After making examination we find the deceased is a woman. Mediately sending you check to cor- nver "Motto" in pay the bail. bachelor before member is hung. Four years. J. A. GROUCHY. President. Carson sailing this class of service, phone or call the Electric Mathews Pharmacy. Office Phone 4-4138 Pythian Temple, Office Phone 4-4138 Residence Phone 8-7188. LARE SECRETS — Send Abel McKenna $100 General Insurance, 900 Van Oil $1.08. Brimbling Crystal $100 Special Insurance, 900 Special Insurance and intimate well, influences, etc. W will not send this order C O. B. W will not send this order C O. B. Fee Money returned if goods unassatisfactory are returned. H W OPPLE HOURS 1 a. m. to 12 1 to 7 p. m. telephone Office: 5-2177 Res.: 5-2177 Sundays, by Appointment Dr. Hugh A Key DENVER Satisfaction Assured Ground Floor B123 Hall St. BUMINGBIRD BIRD HALL Dallas Texas Most people need money when there's death in the family. Some times they want to carry the body out at all, town or they may want to send for a relative. If you think you need this kind of SERVICE take insurance with 24 HOURS Any person desiring this pro- tection, please call 250-754-2000, Temple, 250 East St., or call v-000-754. H. Strickland, Pres. S. Cofield, Sec'y is evidence that quality is still un- specified and will be always. A hair stricterness and hair dressings of unrising quality and efficiency. especially prepared to be used with the terms. Aide. Hair. Pup- man has stood the test. "It is not an experiment. It has been sold and used by pervious people for a quarter of a century. Put up in a" sound blow the condition. For more info please visit. THE WEEKEND Hi-Ja Brought Her Beauty Beauty Brought Happiness LANCASTER — Rev H. H. Poe of Dallas appeared at St. Paul P. W.-H. Church in royal Thursday evening July 11. All present are Mr. and Mrs. M. Love of Gubbins and Mrs. M. Love of Marianne Mary Johnson. Mrs. M. Thinksey visiting relatives and Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Earrings and Mr. and Mrs. Chuckley Christmas day in visit. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mr. H. B. Jordan, the son of Mr. Dave Jordan, was in the city. Monday, meeting friends and relatives. Miss Dernice Normal spent a few days with her sister Mrs. L. C. Richard who resides in Dallas. Mr. Oda Woodson, who has been ill for some time, died at the home of his mother, Mrs. Oda. Thursday morning and was buried Friday evening. Rev. H. H. Brown of Old Chiff afflicting. Miss Laura White, who has been visiting relatives in Ballinger has returned and is now attending the annual meeting of the Grand United Order of Old Fellows and Household of Ruth which convenes at Ann Antonis. Please hand all requests to be published to Beacon Norman, 800-222-2222. Mississippi Baptist Association has just closed one of the best locations in the state. They raised in each above $1000. All offices re-elected with few矣. Mr. Shade Denson has bounced from the youth to the fifth five year off boy. He died July 27 and was buried July 27th. Mr. and Mrs. Year- ward of him. Worth have been the last week. Worth have been the last week. Mrs. Leduca Rees of Montana has been visiting Mr. Mr. B. Wilson on Palle street for her. Mrs. Mack of Houston is bathing at the Oriental Rev. Haasel of Marriott is attending Fallw County N. Association this week. Rev. F. Hines and his staff at officers are putting things over in the Falls County Association. Mrs. S. H. Huesley of San Antonio is at the Doctor Hospital for the water. Mrs. L. L. Craig, city intergrater of Orange is at the Waterw Bouquet, Ed. Jerry Thigard and Wipa Hi-Ja Brough .. Beauty B "Had it not been for HI-ja Beady Olmment" I, would still be in an unhappy wow-show. I would be an unhappy bride of a prominent and wealthy doctor. "My skin was cough pimple and unmature." I would not admire me or seek my company. I was miserable. 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Send For This Beigain Assortment If your dragon does not carry Hi-Je Beasty Dimention refuses all invitations and sends $1.00 direct to Banded Bargain Auction. On request of prizes we will mail four boxes of Hi-Je Beasty Dimention and one box of Hi-Je Quilpin Hail Dressings. (Value $1.50.) Mace and his grand daughter of Brian man up Sunday to visit his wife of 40 years, the late Marie. Marie is the largest colorful farmer in Missouri and Saskatchewan. County-Hunter Hospital. Hunting Hospital. Arthroton is at the T. P. Paul house on Island N. K. for the hospital for the hot dog. Ms. reports that he is doing hot fries. HONEY GROVE — Eastland H. C. has just closed a very successful conditions of which she are candidates for baptism. The pastor Kwim. M. C. has opened a number of out of town people were present. Ms. reports that to the indie Sunday to organize a cooperation of the club, the agreed and the club will be organized president of the Men's Club and his moun WAXANACHIE -- Rev. Young pastor of the A. M. E. Church in Dallas preached Mr. Charley Borders funeral Sunday evening at 1 o'clock, Mr. John L. Robinson was buried Wednesday evening. Miss E. Apperson is visiting friends in Dallas. Miss Lila Smith of Fort Worth is visiting Mrs. Emma Neal. The Notre Dame Club entertained with two brilliant house parties in honor of Mrs. Trene Holley and Mrs. Debia Alexander. Mr. Oscar Nunn has bought out the Green Booming House, No. 418 E. M. Street, Mr. Walter Davis has purchased the Blue Front Cafe, No. 125 E. Main Street. The Carnival at the Co. M. E. Church is a grand success under the management of Mrs. Sarah Trouleve. LAWTON -- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Payton has purchased a lot at 102 Arlington Street and has moved their home up since, Mr. and Mrs. King Brown have bought a lot at 102 Columbia Street and has moved from Lawton View. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Lewis have purchased at home at 111 Airline Drive in New York City at Harriott Chapel, A. M. & J. T. Tyson, at the Missions School, rendered a fine program. Our nascent missionary, Sarnath the Missionary, served well for good all day at Bethlehem Baptist Church. President Chris M. Wail, put year a nice program, Rev. R. H. Samson, presented the kislaion with their president. Sunday was day at Alton R. C. The missionary society put on a nice program. All the children programs were presented at the afters at night. This pastor, Rev. R. E. D. Parker preached the CALVENT - Miss Riffle Talley and sister Mrs. M. Salter of Williamaville Community was in the city Saturday. Rev. C. A. Williams of St. James A.M. E. Church delivered a sermon in Bethel A.M.E. Church. Hearns Sunday, Mr. M. R. Maxwell and wife worshipped at Bethel A.M. E. Church. Hearns Sunday, Mrs. L. V. Johnson returned to her home. Dallas Sunday after spending two weeks Miss A. M. Alexander and delegates to the grand lodge of N. E. H. A. of H. returned Sunday morning and reported a appendix series although the president was IL Prof. H. Mims, Mrs. P. Holley; v. Dr. C. A. Wade, a Mrs. P. A. Na'h left Sunday morning for San Antonio to attend the Old Fallow Grand Lodge. Mr. R. N. Nash has opened a first-class barber shop and M THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1927 Stand pear. A Blacksmith shop. Prospect Lodge P, and A. M. will meet in regular session Tuesday night at which time all members are expected out. Mr. Ed Bannester is making a splendid N.G. we congratulate the lodges. Mr. J. A. Rose left Sunday for Navastia on business. He was in Thonston also, Mr. and -zre. Y: Scott is still on the sick-hot. Mrs. J. A. Helling Petty was told to last last Wednesday. Mr. Mgr. of Dallas was down the one day last week to attend the funeral of his niece Mrs. Petty Service all day at Bethel, their pastor Rev. Clark preached two excellent sermons. Mias Tiny Booker of Dallas spent a few days in the city. Mrs. C. M. Raynie was reported sick Saturday. The baby of Mrs. J. A. Creole is on the sick that this week. Mrs. L. B. Woodley is a reader of the Dallas Express and look for the Culvert write up each week. Decon Joe Johnson, Rev. Slims of Wheeler and Prof. Chas. Love of Hammond were the gue复. Sunday evening of Rev. and Mrs. Hoyes, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Balter of Rose Hill were the guzets of Mrs. Bradford Sunday. Miss Tiny Booker of Dallas spent a few days in the city the guest of her mother. Mr. Booker was at the time of her. C. H. Mims arrived Friday aft. -vitting Branoria, Velasco and Day City. He resort a nice meeting at Bragoria and Day City. PARIS -- Mr. Jack Wilson and Edward Kennedy left for Little Rock, Ark. Miss Hilda McDonald have returned Sunday from a visit in McAlester, Oklahoma. Mrs. Kittl Brishear and little son George who have been visiting her sister Mrs. L. M. Dlowond, Mrs. R. C. Bocles. left for Parson Kansas Wednesday. Mrs. Ross Ward entertained Mrs. Killy Brishear of Parsons Kansas with a dinner Friday afternoon. Mrs. Leita M. Smith of St. N. 24th Street entertained the Busy Malds and Matrons Art Club Wednesday evening. Frozen Punch and cake was served. The president Miss Glenna Williams presented each number of cook books and other helpful literature, pertaining to good health and house keeping. Mrs. Grace Lee, George accompanied by M. and Mrs. Gregg, he gave to Amarillo, Mrs. Oneila Dank gave a surprise party honor Mr. H. Banke to large number of her was present and enjoyed the affair. Mrs. Hannah Kenderson, N Garret Street was hurt to a runway Sunday while returning home from Church. The Lau-a-Lot Social Club met with Mrs. Gueta. Banks, 113 North Woods elsest, two new members were accepted, Mrs. Stello. Wars and Miss Willie Mae Wilburn, The Club will give a Laut-a-Lot him Thursday night. The hostess served a delicious repeat. Next meeting with Miss Angela Howe. PONTA — The 12th Session of the Jacksonville District Conference convened with Shady Grove C. M. E. Church, Wednesday July 20th 1927, Rev. L. W. Whitmore P. E. presiding, Rev. E. C. Hazdale was elected secretary, Mrs. Bertha Conley, who elected Statistical secretary. First Day: Morning services were conducted by Freiding Elder, Rev. L. W. Whitmore, who lined, Hymn No 348 "A-charge to Redox have," Prayer was offered by Rev. A. H. Hall. Administration of the Lord's Super was conducted by Irving Elder. The annual address of Presiding Elder was a Masterpiece and from this point on, sweet Hormonry prevailed throughout the entire session. The evening Session was largely used in effecting the Organization which was as follows: Finance Committee Rev. A. W. Weir, Rev. F. D. Cook, J. L. Kyie, Miss Bessie McCimmion; Condolence Committee Rev. Ragsdale, A. H. Hall, Mrs. Motile Hill, J. H. Thomas on 'On public worship: Rev. W. L. Dunn, Geo. D. Smith, Tinnie Wills, L. Session Bridge Committee Miss Matje Barrett, Mrs. Charles Finley, Mrs. Amanda Sesson, and Miss E. WILLI. Entertaining Committee Miss Iurisa Jackson, Mrs. Rama Powell, Prof. M. L. Harday, M. J. Johnson, Bro. H. L. Allen, Marshall of Delegates; Prof. C. E. Fragts Teller for the Bulletin of the District Rev. T. P. Scott, Host. At the evening receive the Committee on Divine worship announced, that Rev. W. L. Dunn would preach at 8:00 P.M. Rev. Dunn assembled the restrum at the appointed hour. And delivered a noble sennon, from the Text: "Be Yes Also Ready." Collection $2.5 Religious service were conducted by Rev. A. W. Wealy. Prayer by Rev. W. M. Price. The chairman called for the minutes of the previous day's session, which were read by the Secretary, and approved by the Conference and adapted Pastors' reports were called and the following reported round Rev. F.Y.D. Cook, P. C. Jacksonville St. Rev. R. C. Ragsdale Husk St. Rev. A. W. Weely, Woodville Ct. Rev. W. L. Dunn, Alto Ct. At this puncture a storm of applause rang out as St. Rev. J. W. McKinney Pre-siding Elgop entered the Conference room; Rev. Dr. Bimonds, P. Z. of the Terrell District gained also and was called for word with a slowing tribute to this conference's Executive he addressed us capital many words of aconscment. This being the Noon Hour the committee on Divine worship an Kinney would present at this hour, Freidinger Rev. L. W. Whitmore, interim, and Dickinson as the speaker who chose a text, "In The Beginning," Subtithe The Redemption of no small capacity and is of National Plane. He was at that time a seminary serpent one ever耳提近扳 to the spirit was easily witnessed from all the pastors and Freidinger Kiders, and Holly from the congregation which packed the church and out from every section of the huge congregation which packed the church, lifted by the Financho Committee, which amounted to 84,880 Total by the day. At night Rev. Dr. W. S. Simons, P. E. of the Terrell Dell who assisted the rastrum, and delivered another powerful inspiring book in God's Job, 1923, Subject Exemplary Religion. Oh how much he should be made of life. Third Day Morning Session The minutes of the Previous Days' Session was omitted, as Third day was Laymen's Day. The District roll call resulted in a showing. Financially of $11.71. Ben Henforson was delegated to The Annual Conference. Bishop McKinty, again gladness of our hearts with an excellent lecture of his position, towards the church. Encouraging the members concerning our Texas College at Taylor, Texas where our Educational money was invested. How the Educational money was used. He left for the Henderson District. Conference in session at Douglas. The co-nittee in Divine worship announced, that, Rev. H. W. Johnson would preach at night at 1:00 P.M. Rev. Johnson was called on the scene, and delivered an excellent sermon to a well-packed house. Subject: "They will be Done. Great is Rev. H. W. Johnson as we夷出时 to him our hearts were to be for the God of our Salvation. The close of this service will be used to an Excellent program Special mention is made of The Harmony Jubilee of the Eworth League at Mt. Morah O. M. T. Church. Financial reports showed $11.15. Fourth Day Morning Session Pastor's roll call and delegate's roll call resulted in a financial showing of $77.85. Prof. C. H. Francis was introduced at the juncture and delivered, his Annual Address.. At the close another shower of applause sang out and greeted Mr. E. H. Williams. State President W. M. R. who arrived as was introduced to a peter house. In a very able yet brief manner she lectured to the conference, especially the Missionary Dept. Editing forth the goal of the year. She left immediately for the Texas Conference. Mrs. A. L. Franklin District President Juvenile Department was introduced to the Conference, and in a very able manner called for reports from the entire District in this Department reported $18.50. The Committee on Driving Workshop announced that Rev. Rev. W. M. Presley would present at 8:00 P.M. Rev. Presley in an album way came up, with a burning message, from the Text "It—Finished." Full of inspiration and gifted with the No.y Ghost (evidently) he pleased a grand audience for our hearts rejected in the God of our Salvation. Financial reports up to this date showed $89.74. At the close of the service we were again treated to splendid program. Total Finance $17.94. TERRELLI — The Fifth Sunday is an off day for the number of the Churches. Attendance is set up not to be good Rev. C. S. Tooker was out of the city holding a Booth Meeting, returning he filled his pulpit at the night services. The Elko School Club of Deegurr Alabama has a number of engagements for the york Mrs. Ellis died from a paraletic stroke, her body was carried i. Minesola for burial. Mr. Adha Jacobs died Friday after month of sickness, she was shipped to Longview for burial. The person was members of the Harrolof of Jirzili. Mr. D. Hoseb, Worthy, Matron official at such funeral. The Bethlehem-Barsonage was early damaged by fire. Mordar, enoring. The home of Mr. Levi Johnson was totally destroyed by fire. Monday night, his loss to partially covered by insurance Mr. Edg- Fitzgerald and wife were visiting relatives to the city Sunday. Mr. L. W. Whitfield and wife and a number of delegates from Magnolia Temple returned Thursday from Paris where they attended the meeting. Long-old of the and Tried Friends of America, Mr. Whitfield was elected Hate V. G. Commander for Texas Jurisdiction Prof. L. W. Long. Mrs. T. A. A. Orange, Mrs. L. J. Polk are attending the Grand Lodge of Old Fellows this week. MARSHALL ... The very cad news was spread over our little city that out-no decay to us in all walks of life had passed into the Great Beyond - the person of Dr. P. L. Harold, one of our leading physicians died suddenly at home on W. Wiley St., his funeral in point of attendance was the Target ever held in Marshall. It was attended from William College Chapel Rev. J. O. William and Prof. Digan at the dead-it. Laid to rest in the Mack Johnson Com- terry. Lizzie Turner a more highbrow and honored woman of "Marshall died at the hospital of her daughter Mrs. Maehl Rees, on Stanford N. University. She is the member of Gaille Battley Church Funeral - not attended from Giselle Battley, the funeral buryer, Rev. Web attending. Marshall mourns the loss of those, two peri- Marshall St. Sharo and & Showcase team crushed hats in, two fast game; first game, by Rachel Marshall, the second game, by Ineinge second game 10 inning - k.t.q. 3. stopping by Rachel Marshall went 10 inning. Johnson is still on the sick list. The Street Carrier given by Ebe- CORISCANA -- Mrs. Viola Miller of Dallas is visiting Mrs. Anna Durham and Mrs. Grace Huehanan, Mme. H. Jones, Mattit Walker, J. High and Mr. G. W. Barger are on the look list. Grand Master Jackson, Messrs. G. W. Johnson, A. J. Knox, Mmes. S. M. McKinney, H. Scholfman, E. Kelly, N. L. Perry left Sunday for San Antonio to attend the Grand Lodge of Odd Petlow, Mr. J. J. Johnson and Prof. M. A. Traylor motored to Dawson Saturday. Dr. and Mrs. B. L. Lowe who have been visiting their parents, motored back to their home Guthrie, Oklahoma Mrs. L. Powers of Dallas is visiting her son Mr. Jas. Powers, 2006 E. 7th Ave. Mrs. Jan. Powers has a new Sturbaker. Six. BAY CITY -- The various Sunday Schools were nicely attended. Rev. Doadman of Kendon patrolled at Enterprise the week and in July attended the Deputy of the A. O. P. visited the sanctuaries here the past week. The State Deputy of Old Fashioned Institute was visiting the exasan, exaan, Moseh of Kingfisher in, visiting her sister Robinson has returned from Housetown she has gone to. A T. A. Tynan in Galveston-visiting-hy-dr-age students in the association at Kendon from July 5 to 13. M. A. A. Alexander in where she attended the Quadrendral meeting of the W. N. and P. meeting in gates registered with Robinson. Connellus Mr. and Mr. George Robinson, to attend Patterson in Alabama to attend Patterson in the world had their turn out at Pathel, North End, Sunday, 14 Mrs. Hettie Pettita of Itasox on two sons are here visiting, mother and grand-mother. Mrs. E. Smith. Hek -- The great & sons program was put over at Morrill Chapel, Rev. W. M. Tinsley preached a great sermon. Election of officers was held. Rev. M. T. McDowell was elected chairman for the next insuring year. L. E. Lane re-elected field director; money raised $11.32. Delorm has just closed a successful meeting with 4 additions, one by letter and three for Baptism. C. M. E. is now in session, pastor K. C. Ragdale is doing the preaching which is very inquiring. The Hicks Brothers have opened a safe in the addition at the Low Cabin. Mr. R. L. Kennedy is on the sick list. Mrs. M. Mahry is very old at this writing. Mrs. J. Johnson of Tyler is here on business. FILE — Rev. J. T. Jackson organized the West Method Baptist Church, up until this time we have had no Church or school. He is working hard for a school, Sunday was a high day with Baptist for at his post. Rev. H. Curry preached the first sermon which was enjoyed by all. At 8 o'clock, P. M. Rev. Ball (white) preached the W. H. M. B. sermon which was highly enjoyed. At 8:00 pastor D. T. Jackson led us to the water side where Sister Irene Bima was baptized. 4 P. M. Rev. Mitchell H. Y. P. U. Supl-organized the Union, Brother D Martin was elected President. At night Rev. Desell preached, four accessions united. President Hughes and his choir furnished, muscle throughout the day. Many visitors from Haskell and Mitchell Chapel were present. Don Johnson assisted with baptizing. Sister E. Johnson is doing great things as president of the W. H. M. R. Our revival will begin in the 7th. Rev. D. T. Jackson minister, Mrs. Mary King, Clerk. NACOGDOCHES → Sunday School will attend at all Churches Sunday morning as usual. The union carnival held at the Presbyterian Church last week was a great success. Finally, Rev. Braffy preached a noble sermon Sunday morning at the 11 o'clock hour, which was enjoyed by all present, the Rev. was at his best. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Chandler and others motored to Larkin Sunday evening to be present at the memorial service held at the C. M. E. Church in honor of the late Rev. Hughes, the memorial sermon was preached by Rev. Henderson. They report a pleasant trip and a world service. 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Virginia's "Race Integrity Law Makes Trouble for "Best Families" (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 96) shall keep their status as Caygans. The Richmond School Board with the help of the State Board of Education, to establish a special member. There are enough of them to establish a little borderline culinary member. There are also another culinary member, red nor black." FT. WORTH The Hospital Aid Club entertained with a banquet in honor of Mrs. E. J. Jacobs at the residence of Mrs. W. W. Humphries, 1004 Evans Avenue. The banquet was given as a reward to the Captain who raised the highest amount in a financial drive of the Club. A short program was arranged and conducted by Miss J. M. Prince, Miss Arthur-Lise Strickland sang a solo prayer, Miss M. L. Milton. A very pleasing duett was rendered by Miss Benton and Miss C. McGoough. Visitors were introduced by Mrs. R. A. Rann on after which a deticious menu was served. Visitors from out of town were Mrs. V. C. Pessford of Galveston, State treasurer of the Women's Federated Club, Mrs. M. M. Turner of Dallas, Rev. Fleming, Field Secretary of the National Baptist Convention who was accompanied by his wife Mrs. Fleming. Other visitors were Rev. J. D. Arnold, Rev. W. W. Bakel, Mr. John Campbell, Mr. N. Jacobs and Dr. R. A. Rann. Mrs. Lilla Allen Ford-and daughter of Kansas City, Mo. were pleasant visitors in the city and were the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thurmond, 1255 E. Hattle Street. The Grand Pugnet given by Mrs. J. M. Lefebvre for the Cilento Avenue Worth was Inded a success. The Worth was Inded a success. The M. R. Church, was packed with spectators to witness the grand affair. The curtain was raised to present the playback "Zabine in the Wood" with the Hitta Mater J. M. Hitta seated and the Hitta Mater J. M. Hitta seated. The throne, played "The King", Other other characters played as follows: "Darcy," Harper Bailey and Samuel Robertson, "Two Robbies," Little Girl's Breather "Caries," "Habes," in the Woods, "Dive little girls," Little Girl's Breather "The Babes," the "Babes" with Invasion, Little Girl's Breather, and ten other little girls, and ten other little girls. and Mrs. Edith Thompson, who made personal donation of $1.50 each to Mrs. Edith and Mrs. Erika Finkel for donations of $1.10 each. The campaign continues until the 12th host. The forfeiture solicits while a new committee has been appointed to help. Look for the 15th host, Mrs. Edith, on April 15th, close with special thanks to Mrs. E. K. Miller, Mrs. G. N. Johnman, Mrs. M. Christine, Mrs. T. Johnson, Mrs. Christine, Miss Ralee Jones and the man who helped make the program a success. Mrs. R. W. Jones, presides, helps make the program a success. Mrs. M. L. Moffen, General Mgr. TEXAS TOWNS MART -- Epjendid services were held at St. Mary Baptist Church Sunday. The pastor preached a wonderful sermon. Miss Roselli Mitchell left last Saturday morning for Pittsburgh, Texas. Mrs. Turner of St. Worth, Texas was to our city last Sunday visiting Mrs. L. M. Walls and others. Rev. and Mrs. O. C. Oliver and family motored to Maxin, Texas visiting Friends and relatives. Prof. and Mrs. R. Zelphyr motorists Marlin last week. Miss Irene Adkinson has re THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1927 earned to her home from Hockry Prof. G. W. Aefr is in our city for a few days on business, Mrs. P. Miller has returned to her home Fort Worth, Texas. If you have any news for publication please bring or send it to the reporter, Mrs. Rey of Fort Worth Texas is visiting Mrs. T. A. Hatberry, Mrs. T. Wise is visiting friends and relatives in Harrison Born to Mr. and Mrs Leroy Washington a boy. SAN ANGILO — Sunday morning July 1st at Mr. Alfred Day, Funeral director of the Dodd and Sparks Undertaking Company was called to Odessa, Texas to take charge of the body of Mr. Allen Jackson who was murdered on the above date. Mr. Jackson was about eighteen years of age, and was well thought of in this city. His funeral was held Wednesday evening at Wesley Chapel M. E. Church, Rev. M. L. Wyatt officiating. He leaves relatives and a host of friends to mourn his loss. Miss Jessica Johnson who died at 18:40 evening at 6:15 was shipped to Herwick, La, for burial. Miss Johnson was a native of Louisiana but had lived in Texas for many years. She was a member of that First Baptist Church under the pastorate of Rev. L. W. Mackey, she was a faithful member of the Church. She leaves leaves no relatives in the state of Texas, but a host of friends to mourn her loss. Mr. Lee Mrs. Tom Wemmon, daughter of L. W. Wemmon, is the first of the first-H.E. Haznes Jr. left last Monday morning for Newport North Carolina where they will visit Mr. and Mrs. Warren, they will be gone a month. Mrs. J. H. Herron is building a new residence on 317 West 2nd St. Rev. L. W. Market, pastor of the First E.C. and member are being paid for the Association to be held at the First Baptist Church August 17-to 21. The Rev. M. L. Wyatt pastor Wesley Chapel M. E. Church has just closed a successful 10-day meeting. Rev. J. E. Brown of Brownwood, New Orleans, assisting. The first Rev. L. W. Jacksons was an executive of the Mrs. F. L. Kirkpatrick, cornea, necrotary, W. H. Society. West Texas Conference spent a few days in the city guest of Meadows, Wyatt and Harlow. Miss Theima Duncan of Austin is guest of Lue Nelle Calla, the first Pauling Flood of Great Britain in visiting in the home of Mrs. Lella Bland, Rick Ilati; Miss Corrine Lott and Mrs. Lella Bland; AMARILLO - The greater Mount Zion B.C.I. still progressing at S. at 9:00 A.M. with Supt. and teachers at their post of duty. A.M. devotional service was high. 11:20 Dr. Jenkins brought us a burning message. P.M. B.Y. P.U. with a splendid program. T.P.M. devotional theme was highest. Deacon-Tem conducting. P.M. Dr. Jenkins was on the scene. Day report, 6. additions to the Church Semi-annual financial report showing the greater Mt. Zion B.C. with rally and other program money raised approximately $1,000. Our doors stands open to all visitors. Prof Paul Brown assistant manager Universal Life Insurance Company is in the city inspecting. WIERGATE - Sunday School service was good in all churches last Sunday morning. Rev. Kirkwood had lived morning and night service last Sunday. At Macedo R. C. Rev. Bennie Blount was in Pineland, Texas on business this week. W. L. Robinson, Knights of Pythias Drive Director of Dallas Texas, as launched by Pythian Drive and has added to new members in Weirzrie, Mrs. Odia Rone died last week. Mr. Smith Johnson is out again and you can find him in his black smith shop. W. C. Connor died in Galvaton last week and the body was shipped to Pine flat, La. He was a member W. I. Robinson, K. of P. Drive director to stopping at the home of Mrs. Winford. He added new members to the court of Cala, the last week. C. H. Hicks and P. Crockett was of Huff Creek-Yon business last week in interest of the Burial. Ad- sociation. You can find the Express each Saturday, see the reporter Theo. Bernard, D. C. Snell attended the Royal-Grand Lodge held at Conroe, Texas last week and re- ported a nice time. BROWNWOOD - Sunday School was well attended at all Churches and Rev. S. H. Alexander preached a noble sermon Sunday night, and Rev. H. Y. Taylor preached an excellent bermon Sunday morning. Little Zion is still bringing things to past and everything is going nicely. The carnival and Saturday dinner at the A. M. E. Church are doing nicely. The Tacky Party Saturday night was a success. The courts of Calantre of Lots Bell Court No. 28 will give an all day picnic and dinner August 12 and has invited all financial Knights and Courts to be present Mr. and Mrs. C. Boehnite is improving their home. Mrs. Parker passed through our city last week enroute home from Memphis, Tenn. Mr. Tyler Jr. is able to be up again. Mrs. Reel and family are always glad to read the Express. Departures: W. P. Price to Temple Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bagley as accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hall motored to Houston and Galveston last week. Mr. John Waters of 10. Temple Hospital. Mother (Hall) Adams and family passed through the city last week enroute to Ballinger to attend the Association. Arrivals: Mr. C. Backnite from Galveston, Mrs. P. E. Alexander from Memphis, Tenn., where she attended the unnational convention of Colored women, Mrs. L. M. Hughes was re-elected head of the women of the A. M. E. Church Dr. A. R. Jackson was also re-elected. Prof. R. P. Hardin from Wayne where he attended Paul Quinn College this Summer. J. Harris from Coleman Rev. Mosely from Brady, Mr. C. J. Douglin from Colerado, Mr. David Harris and family from South Texas. Mr. Ike Smith from PE. Worth, where he attended the funeral of his brother Rev. G. V. Covette from Kellane, Mrs. Ruby Graves has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. George Scott and sister from Tamara. ed the Association last week. Mines, Weetley Cruichfield, and Sister, Mr. A. Hall and family, Mrs. N. Conway, Mrs. J. Kerr, Mrs. Mary Calhoun, Mrs. M. Hamilton, Mrs. Mary Smith, Mrs. D. Dovell, Mr. R. N. Boyd, Mr. Peter Middlebrook and others. Mr. Learner Pittman has opened a Beauty Parlor at her home on Dale Street. I would like to know the whereabouts of my mother Mrs. Mary Johnson, last heard of, she was to sun Diego, California. Any information, please notify George Johnson, Brownwood, Texas. ABILENE -, M. Zion Baptist Church Sunday School opened at 9:50, with Burt, Henderson and his staff of teachers at their post. At 11 o'clock prayer service was conductor by the Missionary Bistery, after a paper was read on what the Bible say about children, Mrs. A. M. Nickleberry. A selection was given by the choir. Pastor Wright preached. A wonderful sermon. Everybooth came to be full of the fire and holy ghost. We were faxed with another wonderful paper by Mrs. Artie Blocker. At 7:30 the meeting. The turned over to the afters. Devotional services were read by Sisters B. Jones and Scott. A spicy program was rendered and enjoyed by all. Thoe who upspred on program, Menes. Ar. G. Hayden, Laura Wiley, O. S. Hays. The choir gave a selection and pastor Wright came before us and read the opening scripture and introduced the speaker of the evening. Rev. A. M. Prince Pastor Wright is all smites to have his life. Mrs. Mauda Wright and algorit Luther Wright are to be in the city with him. The Church as well as the city regret the leaving of Mr. and Mrs. Nickleberry, they made many friends while in Abilene. WICHITA FALLS - Services at St. John Baptist Church exceptionally good. Sunday School very good. There is a movement on foot to enlarge the working force of the Sunday School. Two or three new teachers have already been added to the force. Rev. Curry preached a wonderful sermon on Woman at the following time. Theologian chair sang "The Chilren's church under the leadership of Mrs. Trimpole was well atspended. The B.Y. P. U. T. W. H. and Starlight band are all doing fine. Servlous at night very good. On Monday night the pastor, Rev. M. K. Curry, was tendered a vacation shower. A delightful program was rendered. Special mention should be made of the vocal solo by Miss. Mrs. who is visiting her brother, MP. Willis Lee Mrs. Crawford was also reading the slender-in-law Mrs. Mays on the violin, Mrs. Mays who was Mrs. Archie Jones of Waco recently married Mr. Dewey Mays and is now residing with Mr. and Mrs. H. Bireny on��°ve Street. Many use fullى erticles for vacation and a well filled gues were presented the pastor by Mr. Howard Dyer. An behalf of the Church. Prof. Kelly Miller appeared at Anderson Chapel Sunday night. The various clubs will take a vacation during the month of Aug. The White Rose Club will meet Friday at 2:20 the home of Miss Minnie Flurry. Mga. Davis and Mr. Ncadeck were visitors in Wichita, in the interest of the Universal Life-Insurance Co. While here, Mrs. Davis stopped with Mrs. T. B. Jackson. Miss Alma Holland has had as her house guest for the last 4 weeks. Mr. Holland, wife of Dr. Holland. On Monday afternoon 15 of Miss Dorothy Robinson's friends gave their birthday letter a highlight for afternoon was spent by the young folks. Mr. Roxess Baker and Prof. Brown of Pl. Worth spent Friday and Saturday in Wichita. Mrs. Jim Thomas has been made very happy by the coming of her mother. Mrs. Hembry left Wednesday night on a account of the mother of her mother. Mr. Wilson and Mrs. Mary, Mrs. Thomas's married. Mr. and Mrs. T. Francis and two children left Thursday afternoon for New York where they will re-reide permanently. Miss Masei McQuillen has returned from Dallas. Her mother hopes to have her for an indefinite time. Mrs. Martha Donaldson has been sent to Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Holford and Daughter Marian and Mr. and Mrs. Roxess. Roxess's mother was on Sunday to hear Prof. Kelly Miller. They were the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Taylor. Mrs. Lottie Dorsey who has been configured her bed is up again. She's about to copy of the Express airline. Don't wait you will be just one minute for late. Let's have your news about your church, your trips, your social functions, your visitors, your friends, your family, your family, your family, your friends, your visitors, your friends, your family, your friends. J. T. Welch, 104 Lake Street 1 TERrell, -- The religious set visions of the churches of the city were well attended Sunday. Pastors Joe, Lyons of Mr. Olives, C. R. Booker of Bethlehem, P. L. Jones of St. J. Le, C. M. E. C. A. Powers of New, Hope, and Rev. Shaughter of St. James, A. M. E. report good services. Mr. Bulland of Dallas and W. Sanders & Perney worshiped at Bethlehem. The funeral of Mr. Frank Pinney who died in Louisville, Ky. was attended from the St. James Church. Quits number of out of town friend-witnessed the occasion. Miss Mabel Lewis is "home from Pittsburgh Penn, quite ill. The Bethlehem par. songs which was damaged by fire a few weeks ago is being torn down and a modern gestors home will be erected in the Attchut Lot on R. Francis Street. Dr. Shallowhen is preparing to build on R. Rockwell, Mr. Will Jenkins in the city. Prof. J. W. Long and Mrs. D. A. Orange are back from the Grand Lodge in San Antonio, Mr. H. R. Holmes is in West Texas for his health. Mrs. Marvia Drake is in D PAGE FTYR National Benefit Life Company Dr. W. E. B. DuBois in the Crisis Magazine in the August issue says: "The situation with regard to the Standard Life Insurance Company is clear. This Colored Company had its assets impaired while under the administration of Haman Perry. The company went into the hands of white people of Georgia and then was sold to a white company of Arkansas. Today the National Benefit Life Insurance Company conducted by Colored men has bought it and is offering to reinsure persons who hold Standard Life policies. Every person who holds such a policy should immediately consent to such reinsurance. It is the only salvation for the Standard Life. The National Benefit Life Insurance Company is a successful organization. It is not responsible for Perry's mistakes. On the other hand, his mistakes will mean that at least for a time the policies must be scaled down until the unimpaired reserve is built up. If every policy holder will help in this process most of them will in the long run be insured for the full amount of their policy, and the others will certainly get a larger amount than they would if the company remained in the hands of Southern white people. It is unfortunate that prominent and misguided Colored people of Atlanta are seeking to impede the only possible procedure that can save the Standard Life." HERE IS A NATIONAL BENEFIT CHECK WHICH PAID A STANDARD LIFE CLAIM HERE IS A NATIONAL BENEFIT CHECK WHICH PAID A STANDARD LIFE CLAIM The above check shows how the new arrangement will work for those who have the good sense to keep their policies in force. NATIONAL BENEFIT LIFE CHECKS WILL PAY OFF STANDARD LIFE CLAIMS. AND NOT ONLY THAT The company by the consolidation of branch offices in 26 states and by street economy, will save money that, will be used to wipe out the liens now against policies of Standard Life. People all over the state are beginning to realize that this will soon happen and that policyholders will not lose as much as they had at first been told by outside influences. BEWARE OF UNETHICAL AGENTS WHO ADVISE YOU TO DROP YOUR INSURANCE IN ORDER THAT THEY MAY WRITE YOU ANOTHER POLICY AND MAKE A COMMISSION. REMEMBER, YOU ARE OLDER NOW AND YOU MAY FAIL TO PASS THE MEDICAL EXAMINATION. The majority of the liens on policies are small with the exception of a few on the oldest of Standard Life Policies on the endowment basis. Some liens are as small as from ONE CENT to TWO DOLLARS AND STILL THE POLICYHOLDER IS FULLY PROTECTED BY THE NATIONAL BENEFIT LIFE, a strong company under safe and sound management. These liens were approved by the best lawyers and actuaries after several months study as the only safe means of protecting the Standard Life policyholders. KEEP YOUR INSURANCE IN FORCE. PAY YOUR PREMIUM THINK FOR YOURSELF. DON'T BE MISLED. OVER $40,000 IN DEATH CLAIMS HAVE BEEN PAID THIS WEEK BY THE STANDARD LIFE DEPARTMENT OF THE NATIONAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY SEE A NATIONAL BENEFIT LIFE AGENT TODAY FOR ANY INFORMATION OR WRITE OUR OFFICE. L. H. Williams, Mgr. Ordinary Depart., Dallas, Texas. J. W. Towns, Special Representative, Dallas, Texas. H. P. Carter, State Mgr. Ordinary Depart., Houston, Texas. been a reality here for so many years is guarantee that the idea of the old adage to the effect that "united we stand, divided we fall." There was little agreement on policy between the chiefs of the overseeing of the State Department and the members of the cabinet; and certain portions of the philanthropy and thousands of people want to view it, if all they intertwine with it, then further to the public. It was natural that then the general public began to feel that its choice of leaders had that though failure it by the State Department was as fortunate as it had at first thought, and that now face this test, if it should there, there would be no regret. Now, the Exposures show in this display of courage and determination in its insecurity of the future of a concern which lacks direction, as to other demonstrations which have come out of Dallas, and massacre. Trade caravans, a recent trip through the country, simply for bye wave of opposition which it may masse, simply for bye wave of opposition between those who special train all of these things are supposed to study its needs and to unite in seeing to it that its program goes forward. it is good to be a part of such a unit. For you, the Negro race in the Italians, there is much to be achieved in the choice of strong men to head such organizations or the agreement of those men who are already in positions of leadership and in proportion to we learn, and the general public is not so much concerned and in proportion to we learn, that perpetuation of the perception of these needs. The Odd Fellow cabinet needs to get together and to stay together if that organization expects to set by our city generalities. For many of us, the need to go forward sharer to greater heights of prosperity. A recollection of such disagreements within the cabinet is evidence at San Antonio will not only weaken its morale, but that they will slow enough to the complete change of officials and the substitution of other officials for all in our city, which that cabinet think hard and realize that individual differences have little weight as compared with the welfare of great numbers and settle its differences and go forward united and strong. Thus only can it redeem itself for the very uneaseable weakness which it showed at its recentarity of those anomalies when we MEMBER RATIONAL NEWOR PRESS ASSOCIATION. THE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (Incorporated) DALLAS, TEXAS Notice To The Public Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing or repute of any person of the corporation which may appear in the column of THE DALLAS EXPRESS published upon it being brought to the attention of the publication. The Dallas Express Subscriptions in Advance 1 Year $2.25 2 Months $76 3 Months $1.25 4 Months $0.05 Single Copy _____ THE DALLAS EXPRESS Published every Saturday Morning in the Year's at 2500 Swiss Avenue. Entered at Post Office at Dallas, Texas, as second-class matter under Act of Congress, March 1579. Foreign Advertising Representative: W. B. Ziff Company, 608 South Dearborn St. Chicago, Ill. W. B. Ziff Company, 404 Morton Blvd., 116 East Nassau St. THE DALLAS EXPRESS has never blotted off white feathers, neither has it been feathered. Neither has it been feathered. It is not affirmed with the flannel mouth. It is a plain, every day, ever confronted, not yet to touch the mans breast; it also soounted tiger it professes a love of the man. The copy of even mankind hides covers all the terrifying accounts by the business man, ground, and we do not it, and are sneezing. Base of the bones comes up and stands with the man. W. K. KING The Spirit of Dallas. VERY SOON now a great great thing happened by multiple means man will set off from this city on a journey of the largest distances man will bear on his sides in large letters "the spirit of Dallah and Dallah," "the spirit of Dallah and Dallah," in more than a few ways, the real spirit of Dallah, whose whole history is the spirit of determination, cooperation, and progress addition of a pilot for recognition for his city as a believer in the faith of God, will witness of a group of men with finance, to give of their means in order that his city Dallah is the only city in Texas Dallah is the only city in Texas and the fact that art, mankind has been a reality here for so many months is guarantee that the idea of the ship was dedicated. last week by the Governor of the State of Texas, Mr. Robertson, and philanthropy and thousands went to view it, all of them intervened. And it is right to assume that those in it are by no means the mindest of the people, now face this test, if it should answer, there would be no answers there. Somehow the Express stories THE RESIDENTIAL QUESTION BOBS UP AGAIN SEGREGATION and residential boundary lines for the two races comes to the fore again with the distribution of circular letters in the Negro neighborhoods along Thomas Avenue and the city administration is again brought to a situation which tests its sense of fairness as well as its political sagacity. Negroes have been sold homes in a block which was formerly considered white and the residents adjacent have complained in no uncertain terms. But it seems that their complaints have been directed at a white realtor rather than at the Negroes. And finally the city has seen fit to adopt a sweeping segregation measure apparently recognizing all forms of segregation which are now in vogue and further countenancing any other forms which may be resorted to in the near future. Written agreements between property owners extending even to the additions in and about the city are included. The Express is loth to feel that the measure so recently adopted by the city commission is as all embracing as printed dispatches give evidence of. For the general-effect of such a published description of it the give that it has provided in very small measure for the spread of Negro home districts and has in it very little allowance for any increase in Negro population which may come in the future. The merits of this measure of course cannot be discussed without a careful reading of it. And the Express does not yet possess a copy of it. But the general question which is raised by it certainly seems to warrant the restatement of certain elements which enter such disturbances which arise. Without going into the rightness or wrongness of whatever attitude may or may not be assumed by any persons or groups in this question, The Express desires to raise for consideration the same contentions which have long been established by a study of the problems of housing the races in Dallas and they are as follows. The housing survey made several years ago by the Negro Housing Commission erty, accumulated with the same sacrifice and deprivation just for the sake of entering a new neighborhood. It is all no an established fact that Dallas offers little - room for Negro expansion. It has also been proven that the Negro family is always striving for a decent place in which to rear his family and to live his own life. Such considerations have been rather definitely established as facts and they are now a matter of record. And in the light of them, it does seem that the approach to a solution of the many tangles which are constantly presenting themselves would lie along a line which would have to do with changing the situation as it concerns the white real estate provision for the expansion of Negro residential districts for the accommodation for comfortable living. And in this connection, it might be remarked that the attitude of the Dallas Real Estate Board has always been of such a high order as to make it well worth the while of the new city officials to seek its aid in this question. And too, the experiences of other southern cities in just such situations as this which Dallas now faces might be worth study. Some of them have approached the problem of this difficulty without the accompanying realization, and some of them have accompanied a ruthless decision in one way or another. Certainly Dallas can afford to attempt to maintain the very fine spirit which has always been manifested in such difficulties as this and it would appear that studied rather than hasty actions would tend to bring to this pass. THE PLIGHT OF THE ODD FELLOWS OF TEXAS THE NEWS STORIES of the recently closed grand lodge of Odd Fellows of Texas contain certain facts which would lead the general public into the opinion that all was not well with that organization, especially as far as the complete agreement of the members of the cabinet is concernful. Idea is no doubt, firmly rooted in the minds of all of those who attended the grand lodge and saw the very apparent lack of direction which marked certain of its deliberations. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1927 The improvement in the syphilis death rate in the first years following the move to the control general diseases, which was carried out in the state, and civilians. After the war, the state and municipal health services of the United States public Health Service, and the American Bodhi Hymn Association, and the National Bodhi Hymn Association, and the methods of prevention before the public. At present the venereal disease rate is concentrated on the more attention on the Negro population. were in various stages of intubation, death rate in the first years following the move to the control general diseases, which was carried out in the state, and civilians. After the war, the state and municipal health services of the United States public Health Service, and the American Bodhi Hymn Association, and the National Bodhi Hymn Association, and the methods of prevention before the public. At present the venereal disease rate is concentrated on the more attention on the Negro population. Lance of and the proper way to care for their teeth all causes the teeth to decay, ache, and abscess all too early, resulting the lost of the musicatory apparatus; food is boiled, appellits is lost, pus of the most virulent nature is absorbed JOHN HENRY, THE THREE DRIVE- ER, WAS HE MAN OR MYTHI PLOSCH CHILD MYTH CHAIN Lafayette, La. Aug. 13—(ANP): Jean Esteban Jeanet of Boots. The great interest being shown pony arm against the Good of the VH. Happiness of the Great of Heaven and Earth, probably hardly knew that the worm existed He fixed down in the beginning of life. He was a life massregret out to us. He was a personal affix of the VH. of our personal affixes. A few months later I read, "Sincerely Low is down with the problem of being a being. There is no little GOD up in Heaven, who takes personal revenge Life is a great smile in the hands of an on-potent fat that that pots are in the power of being the great. " This is the Way, if we choose to obey Him, life will be upnots us real honors. If we choose the way of hate, then life will bring dishonor. This is the way we go into genesis this life we are good into The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company statistics show a decided trend toward between the years of 1812 and 1817 for white male industrial, policyholders in mortality from syphilis. The peak reached in 1817 was followed by sharp returns in 1818 and 1819, after which they was no decided change up to and in the beginning of 1821. In 1827 another decided increase occurred, followed by declines in 1824 and 1825. The same tendency was noted for white females during this 18-year period. The Order of the Law. In spite of the defeat in the courts the measurements are yet chर러 officials with the wasting and dissatisfaction of the funds of the writer but R. A. Blount, who needed the information from twenty-seven years points to his record and to the growth of the order which has been proclaimed, and unprecedented. The administration was represented at the trial by Attorney Edward Brown, who for many years has been council for the Action. However, was not necessary. The dispatch of with which the troops reached the half and quelled the trouble has effected much commendation from itsண்k, who want to see North Carolina's state kept cigman and the law upheld. Forty-five minutes after Captain Thompson, E. J. J�ity, commander of Company T. or the 11th of the party, received the order, he had his men at the fall and seedy for action. The action, however, was not necessary. Company statistics show a decided tions toward between the years 1912 and 1917 for white male indus- sian, molcicholders in mortality from erythritis. The peak reached in 1917 was followed by sharp digs. The 1919 and 1919, after which they was no decided change up to and in- eading 1922. In 1923 another de- eided increase occurred, followed by red/blue in 1924 and 1925. The same frequency was noted for white fe- males during this 15-year period, the Order. In spite of the defeat in the country the malcontents are yet chattering officials with the wasting and dis- significating the funds of the writer but the A.T. Mount, who 목적 for twenty-seven years points to his record and to the growth of the order which has been proclaim- ed unprecedented. The administra- tion was represented at the trial by Attorney Edward Brown, who for many years has been τοπέκτα action. In spite of the defeat in the courts the�������們 are yet chyrking offensible with the wasting and disengaging the funds of the writer but R. A. Blount, who headed the order for twenty-seven years points to his record and to the growth of the order which has been proclaiming an unprecedented. The administration was represented at the trial be Attorney Edward Brown, who for many years has been counted for the Order. The dispatch with which the troops reached the Jaff and usually the trouble has elected much commendation from�������者, who wait to see South Carolina's state kept clean and the law upheld. Forty-five minutes after Captain Thomas E. Jolly, commander of Company K of the 11th Infantry, received the order, he had his mom at the jail and ready for action. The action, however, was not necessary. Algeron, B. Jackson, M. D. Howard University, D. C. Washington, D. C. AMC Too late, he learns that tyranny, hands, but the men that are worth and injustice kill affliction. That they don't seem to like me, I am no human being can exercise that kind of love. I am not a fangier. I try to be nice to people, but I don't want to matter what the ties of blood. That why the good men that are worth a home without love is a home without a solid foundation. When I turn my back, I have a good reputation among men and women. I have been passed on from one generation to another, which make them more difficult to try to be good. Or is it because I fought to eradicate, and it takes me have no education. I am unhappy, and I need to tell what I am best for men to help them to better than to 40. At the head of that department, at the top of the Main Road is a very important building at the top of the city's Chapel Street. Our Missionary was a little slow but, Mrs. Annie Moreland put on a Zinter color to assist the Missionary. A program of great credit was rendered. Make room for Mrs. Moreland's return to the city. The pastor and his wife are all the same over the program, which is the top of the Church. Watching the new building, the Rev. Winnie Beppe is a interesting person. The diary presents an amazing story. We are going to strive earnestly to make her bottom to succeed in the building. The first chapter which, which is the first in the year, was a flourishing young man who is the most de- The postman was always made at the head of that department, at the top of the city's Chapel Street for the trip North as was done last year. Early Morning Drunk Costs Man $30.00 Jesse Brown was fined $50.00 for the being Grunk in Judge Bemann's house and the other two were used to pay his fine, he was carried to the pen-path. Officer Edward made the arrest. DALLAS GIRLS ENTERTAINED IS SHIMAN Herman, Tess, Aug. 8—Miles of the Girola, and the other two were of the first. The group of Mrs. Ellis M. D. Stop and Fix IL, Company with six o'clock breakfast party on the 10th of the year. The honored guest was Mr. Sam Price, Misses Lorine Winn. In營事 for the first of the year, the Dullay and Alice Duren The local guest were Mrs. Paul Henry Prillie, and James Kirkpatrick, George Ortely and Henry Boyd, students of Prillie View College. Miss Bemly and Chom of Bemham, a student of Wiley College, was preant also. Washington Hi "Seniors" Give a Back-to-School Party Washington Hi "Seniors" Give a Back-to-School Party Thursday night, July 24 at 22:37 Washington Head at the residence of the president of the bowl of the mid-winter form held a back-to-school, com- munity event. The event was delivered by the class from Prof. Paul J. Bunkle, the sponsor of the class in Birmingham, AL. Mr. Bunkle is given away in a guesting center. Crap Shooters Filled City Jail Saturday Night Officers Hitt and Davie filled the city jail with crap shored Saturday night when they made a car accident and two officers had their number. The Cotton Exchange heading the list where it were caught and car owned from East Grand. Officers Hitt, natt and Foiled raided 490 Cotton Exchange cars and wounded 10 women to jail and several other officers on crap names were caught by the shores officers. **LAWN OFFICES THIEVES HUSTY** Repeat haunters have been stalked in the last week from owners that leave their movers in the yard. Officers are investigating. --- TEXAS TOWNS TYLER ... Dr. and Mrs. Riddle of Denison passed through the city Saturday. In Dearbair Midland Lodge and grand lodge. They were guest of Mrs. Riddle aunt, Mrs. M. O Wren. The lodge closed at Texas college and all students have returned. Mrs. Riddle left Friday for her in Houston after a pleasant visit with Mrs. D. M. Neumann. She was a friend of Mr. Chancellor, which here, Mr. Chancellor will extend to business. sended, Mrs. B. L. Lanard is spending several days at Houston with relatives, Madane M. A. B. Lodge, M. V. Fair and Mr. E. L. Grose, attended the Grand Lodge sessions of the Old Palm Beach. The group of Buth at San Antonio last week, Mrs. George Lenard of Houston is visiting relatives, Madane Carri Winder and Annie Bledge of Delaware friends while here, Mr. Chancellor will extend to business. The True Vina people of America held their grand-lodge here last week at St. James C. M. E. Church, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Thursday they had their grand-parade and went from the square to the Fair Park, where they had their big banquet and installation. Music finished by Hardee's band of Corcans. They held their close Mina Nellis McFadden, Mines, M. McKinley and Billa May Mage were born in Boston, on last Saturday evening at the library residence and went into jubilation with their Orchestra while in the city where they were entertaining at the A. M. K. Chase museum, returned to the city final coprotty, Mrs. Malab Price Noah returned to Washington last Friday after a pleasant visit with Ognan Porter. 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Church Johnson who recently under-graduated from the University of North Carolina left Saturday sight for Kansas State University are both recovering from a broken leg. Prok, W. J. Whites and W. Sundar, Mrs. Emma Taylor has been turned from Houston where she at age 18 is summer in Longview, attending the University of North Carolina. Mrs. Tuby Earl Taylor, Rav. N. W. our community is at a high pitch. The arrival meeting is claiming the lives of two students who lost their lives accident last Wednesday in the County. Rav. N. W. Cookey is injured his eye. WHERE BEAUTY CULTURE IS AN ART. the most needful moment of feeling enhanced our hands. We use our hairs, our manis, our hairs, Mme. L. E. Coleman's, remove dandruff and promote a the skin supply, fresh and a Cold Cream. ug the skin supply, fresh and or face, throat and hands, it in the pore, lice, from them intensive powder base and proce- face have been blessed by To me the most of pleasing to the eye, and the preparations are now none of them appear some are just a little Dr. R. T. Hamilton very latest in beauty cul- sors of operators who have vence in the largest shops we good but we have the sage machines, hair dry- and marcel equipment. dressing, marceling, faid manicuring. PUR SHOP Bran Street Phone 3-7900 BEAUTIFIES THE HAIR A month's trial proves it will grow it. Try it and be convinced. MME. E. L. JONES, 1721 Hall Street, Phone 3-7392 Diplomas Given MADAM SIMMON'S EGYPTIAN HAIR will make the hair beautiful, soft and glossy, and give results after three months according to the condition of the scalp. Hair Afraid a possibility. We guard it. THE PORO SYSTEM Has many years of successful use to guarantee its excellence, to the general purpose, to a proven good, women-owned business, and women of the soon today are using it. Has a speciality in its use. We have studied it and we know how. A trust will convince you Mrs. Gertrude Gordon 2007 State S. Phone 8-6741 PORO SYSTEM THE OLD RELIABLE FOR SKIN AND HAIR Used throughout the United States. Its reputation is unquestionable. Why leave a certainty for an Un- certaintly? FOR H. DONE RIGHT HERE 1109 Church Street .. Phone 9- MRS. M. R. WASHINGTON 1109 Church Street PHONE 9-5045 White Ross Clown, met with Mrs. Rosa L. Townsend Friday night August 5, 1957. The regular meeting as usual; several members were absent, visiting towns in West and South Texas. Two tables of progressive Whist were played. Mrs. Hattie Fields won the club prize a beautiful bed-room pillow. Mr. H. Bedford, the guest prime, a box of est்tonary. Mrs. Wilmer Bedford, the booby, a deliptus menu of sandwiches, a potato chips, punch and cake, was served. Mrs. Oliver Jenkins is spending the Summer in Chicago. The citizens of Longview are doing very rapidly. Mrs. Charlie Sanders, a citizen of Longview died at his home Sunday after a long illness. Mrs. Cotton died a few days ago after undergoing an operation. nuesday, Rev. Mhils of M. Pleasant spend—Wednesday and Thursday with wife, Mary McCarthy. with Rev. Waters, M. Leo Gilbert, Gladys Spratt and Mr. Leo Pitt, visitors to the Dining Conference IR, Newgale. The Third Quarterly Conference at the M. Z. Brown University was visited by Rev. Anderson presiding. Rev. Clarke WE GUARANTEE RESULTS WHY BEAUTIFUL HAIR? In presenting the advertis- turs of Dallas, The Express- sion of those who really re- count and that in those days appearing in public with poo- ment. That IID is true is ample ment of a leading Dallas he hired a mmaid a few weeks ago, and that he had recently Three of them had recently of them had not. She of oce In presenting the advertisements of the many study culturists of Dallas, The Express realises that it speaks to a majority of those who really have learned that appearance do count and that in these days of progress there is little need of appearing in public with poorly kept skin and unslightly hair. That that is true is amply proven by the following comment of a leading Dallas�ing��The report also shows that the report has been a major and several applicants came to see her on the appointed day. Three of them had recently visited beauty cultivators and two of them had not seen the experience of the course and had been given the time to tell the occurrence to another of her servants she said "I just can't feel that a person who does not see the importance of looking well herself can hope to convince others that she can take for their homes at well and keep good health. So she can keep himself looking well, he can keep himself looking well, he can keep the things of others well." And not only in the matter of making a living in this truly beautiful place, the other of them are not so much as to know that a man seeking the company of a young lady seeks to find the most attractive one. She may not be naturally beautiful but if she is well groomed; if her skin is not so natural, she will be the best person. She has no naturaly concludes what she is to be preferred to others who do not show such care of themselves and their persons. And that is natural. In the event of the time and beautifuly groomed hair is an investment in self respect and a guarantees that one's healthy will at least be welcomed. And too, though "beauty is as beauty does," society will not seek to know or to know how to do the best things they have been done by the local features and in well-regomed asearance. Dallan has a large number of beauty editors who have made a special study of beauty needs. They have scientific knowledge in the areas of makeup and hair, and in order that all persons may present that well kept apparel, which is so vital necessity to success of all sorts. Their advertisements appear here and your attention is encouraged. The time has come when all persons, and especially the ladies must put into their budgets a bit for these specialists. It is no longer necessary to maintain a special attendant for the skinc and hair. These persons whose advertisements appear on this page are to serve you. They are prepared to serve you. Your patronage is a privilege and you are expected to maintain your particular needs and seek to fill them in accordance with the latest and most approved standards of beauty. Read their messages. Inquire about their systems and begin to make beauty a habit. Read their advertisements. THE DALLAN EXPRESS MANAGEMENT. (This is the first of a series of beauty messages which the present together with all of the beauty cultivators of Dallan will present to the reading public. They will follow each week.) Drake and others, Rev. J. W. McIntyre and Rev. U. S. Frank's spent Wednesday morning in Dangerfield and the remainder of the day in Caon, Texas, Rev. J. W. McIntyre and Rev. J. W. H. in our city with his show. Rev. J. W. H. was preached at St. Paul B.C. Sunday morning. Rev. J. H. and Rev. Alexander left for the S. K. Convention Thursday. Rev. P. M. Masley and Rev. L. C. Cuberley left for Battle, Texas, Wednesday. The Missionary, Starch, and a great meeting. Shurpy's는 at the Stephens A. M. E. Church, Rev. H. P. Evans spent Sunday night at Mr. Pfausner and left for Battle Friday, evening to hold his third quarter. Prof. Lillard spent the week and out of town on business. Mr. C. Carlock entertained with the sunshine. Mr. H. H. and Mr. H. H. and Mr. H. H. and Mr. H. H. were home again after an advance of a year or more. The Holtings meeting is in progress. JACKSONVILLE -- Rev. T. H. Johnson, pastor of Sweet Union H.C., filed his regular appointment Sunday. The pastor preached a Monday afternoon. Monet Grassham of O'Neill, OK, in the city of Mr. D. H. and the city of Mrs. J. T. H. in the city of the guest of Mrs. J. T. H. and Mrs. C. E. Pierce S. and Jones left last week for a three Wakehurst in Chicago, Mrs. H. J. Williams attends the funeral of the军官 Mr. Allen Bishannon, Mussel Williams, B. C. stormed Mrs. Josephine Anderson-darf Thursday night to more than a dozen friends and a neat sun of money, Mrs. Mosell Jones spent Sunday in the Summer Theatre. Mrs. B. D. Davis, R. E. C. Clinton, R. Tressle M. Campbell, Leslie M. Davis, R. E. C. Clinton, View, where he have attended the Summer Theatre. Mrs. M. J. Davis spent a few days in the city at the Summer Theatre. Mrs. H. J. Davis is putting on a two story on the Summer Theatre Building. Womack Carrie M.Koelzen is spending a few days in Jewett. Mrs. D. Sanders is killed by K. R. Buse Salatayi. Aug. 6, 4:00, Like the other girls in Jewett. classes in Jewett Chapel. R. B. Knight they trumped yesterday all other classes by raising in R. C. 1164. Little Willie Dixon, the young men and ladies class he had handed to him, got his hand caught in a jettison mittens man sin and was so off, that the D. had a hard time off. BRYAN - On Monday night Aug. 11st Mr. Thomas McOey Young and Mr. Thomas McOey Young married at the house of the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Crawford. Mr. and Mrs. Crawford are married. Only a few do friends were present among whom were Mr. and Mrs. Ruthus Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Simpson. CULTUR NTEE RESULT equipment of the many beauty culinary realism that it speaks to a man have learnt that appearance do of progress there is little need of only kept skin and unisexity hairy proven by the following come skincarewomen who told of how she can see her skin to see her on the appointed day, visited beauty culinary and two course hired the one who appear Madison M. N. Hunter, Barbara Buncey, Alice Benson, Moe Brennan Burke, Alissa Benson, Moe Brennan and Arlissus Adams. The body of Mrs. Dale Audin. Audin was shipped from New York to Chicago for funeral was attended Sunday from New Chapel Baptist Church of Chicago. H. Hardiman officiled. M. Lepo Brook and wife of San Antonio was called to Bryan to attend the funeral. U. V. Keeling filled his appointment at St. Benedict Grove and was added to her home in Dallas after a visit to home's folks. Read The Quarterly. He has posted a separ copy. LUKIN — No. 2 District Board meeting was held at Newton Hill. Rev. Hen Brennan prescribed a nubile Mass. Money丝丝 IFTD. The quarterly conference was held at Long East. Rev. Hen Brennan was added to the Church. St. Bird and St. Loren Love of Nacogdoco worshipped with us. Brunet Is a safe, efficient, dependable preparation. No prescrip- tion necessary. Why be cautious $1.10 at all druggists. "THE DALLAS EXPRESS" NEWS, the Inseperable Companion of Achievement—News of Interest of Your Home Town The following Places are Regular Stands selling THE EXPRESS: Dawntown Business Station Dawntown Business Station, Fynisham, Tenn. Alm Drug Store, 8456- Elm Street Richardson Cafe, 1800 Jackson Palm Cafe, Corner Jackson and B. T. SIMPSON A HOME, 4658 Cen- North Dallar Central Shops Parish, 916 North Avenue, Green Drug Store, 8041 Bryan Atlanta Central Drug Store, Hall and Central Drug Store, Hall and Tampa Bay Harbor Shop, 4658 Them- Hicks CAFE, 1758 Hall Street MENT PHARMACY, 1298 Allen Street HICKS CAFE, 1758 Hall Street MENT PHARMACY, 1298 Allen Street Rev. L. D. Williams, 1924 Doug- sell Bl. Phone 8-1944 Hast Dallar Sandywood Park, 81 Grand Avenue, Mast Dellar Mason City Kirkwood Grocery, 1928 Jordan EISAI THE WIMBISH BEAUTY SHOPPE 215 Hall St., New Shop All modern - conveniences. New able to render the best surfac- service to our customers. PHONE: 3215 HALL ST. W Mrs. Zettie Wimbish, Prop. L. E. Young-Jones School of Beauty Culture gives students culture Hair Dressing and Skin Treat- ment. First class work guaranteed. NARBOLLING Phone 3-9628. 2129 HALL STREET THE EGYPTIAN HAIR GROWER We guarantee the work. If it is not the work specified, just one of the best. In your neighborhood, where you can work done with the best of skill. Mme. R. L. Williams. 1012 East Truth Street. AGENTS WANTED Visit The— MASONIC BARBER SHOP 2700 SAN JACINTO STREET Courtouse and Hilgible Service. Lakes Halt Hobbing a specialty. Essex, MA. Phone: 212-745-2222. L. MATHSI and J. C. COLLINGTON Propretore Phone 2-0140 Dallas, Texas MADAM M. M. CRAIG SCIENTIFIC METHOD OF SCALP TREATMENT My first treatment will continue you Special attention given dan- tif and scalp, disease. My reta- res are as follows: Hot Oil Treatment ..... 80 Growing Oil ..... 80 Pressing Oil ..... 80 Phone Number ..... 900 Tremont Ave. Community Drug Store, Cornell Allen and Jillette Itchens. New Mthod Cleaning Co., 4327 THE PORO AGENT A DISTINCTIVE It Pays to PORO HAIR AND from the crowd of competition with PORO Products are available in branded by the fair PORO parrot were served with Products by more than SEVEN AGENTS during the year just Wherever you live you matchless satisfaction! There's a PORO AGENT serve you: 11 y OFFICE PHONE NO. 2001 PORO AGENT ISTINCTIVE S Pays to patron Products are amenable off individued by the fact that over you were served PORO AGENT than EVENITY JIVA during the year just passed. server you live you may not infection. Here's a PORO AGENT nearby. If you don't know THE PORO AGENT RENDERS A DISTINCTIVE SERVICE **PORR** HAIR AND TOILET PRODUCTS stand out from the crowd of competition with characteristically their own. **PORR** Products are amazingly effective. That **PORR** satisfies is evidenced by the fact that over THREE MILLION PORR participants were tested in the SEVENTY-FIVE THOUSAND PORR ACENTS during the year just passed. OFFICE PHONE B-2007 Clean T W. T. CROSS WO Sunday and Night DALLAS EXPRESS BLD.G. N ART C. C. ADAMS TONS The last word in sanitary WHERE HAIR BOBBIN is a spec Manufacture LAY D The best hair preparation power to dress the hair, lea glossy. 205 N. Central Phone 2- MME. N. A. FRANKLIN CULTURE No matter how many hair treatments success, you should not become a giving BADAMS N. E. FRANKLIN THIAL. A Diploma from the Mad Art Culture Human Sciences Project Shelp Treatment and Hair Culture. Diplomas given upon completion Sunday and Nights by Appl MISS H.B.P. 800 1-2-9 R.T. DAMS TONSORIAL and in sanitary TONSORIAL HIR BOBBING and is a special Manufacturer of the LAY-DOWN preparation for men the hair, leaving it the hair, leaving it Phone 2-3885 FRANKLIN'S SYSTE CULTURE by Hair Preparations for men from the Middee French Culture. Feeding "to 14 Hair Culture. in FRANKLIN'S HIR from the Middee French Culture. Feeding "to 14 Hair Culture. C. C. ADAMS TONSORIAL PARLOR The last word in sanitary Tonsoral Equipment WHERE HAIR BOBBING and MASSAGING The best hair preparation for men, known for its power to dress the hair, leaving it slick, wavy and glossy. 205 N. Central Near ELM No matter how many Hair Preparations you have tried without success, you should not attempt to discourage and give up these techniques. Learn from the TRIAL. A Diploma from the Midwest Franklin School of Beauty and Hair Treatment will help you to learn the Art of Self Treatment and Hair Culture. MRS. W. J. LEWIS 3401 Instinct to desire beauty and a grace to be admired in a land where they good she had been told by beautiful person in all the beurs at them tell just he might see herself entry selling mirrors—and being something in which one, and when a discover that she was the cat was her disappointment and ordered that not In position to turn her a culturist, in six month's flapper in the use of the said: "True beauty exton appeal the delightful, and of the hair. St. Pa, it is glory to be," I manually by our race gro a bad investment care these vast sums with ins It is a human instinct to decision for oneself and a grace to African Princess ruled in a land roars, from childhood she had been the most beautiful person she often wished she might see came into her country selling me her clothes, and she self, she at once ford for one, as was narrified to discover that she her realm—so great was her dress and ordered in her destination. Had she been in position to have riven a modern flapper in her destination. It is a human instinct to desire beauty, both as a possession for oneself and a grace to be admired in anched. An African Princess ruled in a land where they did,get have mirrors often when she made them herself. A Jew's gown was the most beautiful person in all the world. She had often listened for hours at them just how she looked, and often when she made them herself. A Jew's gown came into her country selling mirrors—and when she learned that she was selling something in which she could see herself, she as once sent for one, and when she looked in it she was perplexed to discover that she was the biggest woman in her realm—so great was her disappointment, that she ensembled the looking-glass, and ordered that not one should be left in her domain. She was in position to turn herself over to one of our modern cultureists, in six months time she would have ridden a modern flapper in the use of the mirror. While she was a beautiful woman, and ordered that not one should be a beautiful woman, and ordered that the socratic faculty in humanity, and of the hair, St. Paul says: "If a woman has long hair, it is glory to be," I think the millions of people who have been perplexed by parabations are not a bad investment, care should be taken, however, to spend these vast sums with institutions owned by the race. REV. CHAR. W. ABINGTON Call 8-1901 PORC COLLEGE 4000 B. ST. PARK AVENUE 4000 B. ST. PARK AVENUE U. B. A. RESIDENCE PHONE Clean Teeth Never Lose W. T. BURR DENTIST CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK A SPECIALIST Provides Treated Houps, I A.M. M. I. P.M. I P.M. to I P.M. I P.M. to I P.M. Nights by Appointment G, 993 1-2 Good St. Dallas. TENSORIAL PARLOR Eary Tonsorial Equipment ING and: MASSAGING Specialist Surfer of the Y DOWN on for men, known for it, leaving it slick, wavy and Near EL 2-3885 BIN'S SYSTEM OF HAIR FATURE Applications you have tried with the discouraged and give up be- lief BIN'S HAIR PREPARATIONS Kimse Francis 'school of Des- tailing to Learn the Art curature of prescribed course. 3401 Cochran Street desire beauty, both as a poss to be admired in anothed. nd where they did,pot have m been told by her subjects th hron in all the world. She h ym tell just how she looked, a eeo herself. A Jewish pedd mirrors—and when she lear ing to which she could see he , and when she looked in it s he was the ugilent woman disappointment, that she ema ered that not one should be l to turn herself over to one in six months time she wou n the use of the mirror. Wh Trus beauty is beauty of soul als delightfully to the esthet he hair. St Paul says: "If a w to be!" I think the mi our race group for beauty pr estment, care should be take sums with institutions owned REV. CHAB. W. ABINGTON --- YOUR SERVICE DERS CE SE and out own PORO PORO PORO and enjoy heartfully and write USE A A A PHONE 2-6221 Never Decay URKE IST BRIDGE SPECIALTY treated H.P.M. H.P.M. Dallas, Texas HAIR without up before MATIONS A or Hems- Art of Street he possessed. An sharee that she had wicked, and he learn- see herin- she in the smash- he left to one of he would while of of smash- esthetic If a wo- men in prize pre- taken owned by --- in the realm of Religion three thousand feet above sea level, armed soldiers of all the tribes at miles fifteen miles, of Bethlehem his command. At times David faithfully fought in the battle of Gaza, and in the battle of Judah. It is one of fast and God seemed to have left the oldest cities in the world—Abu, him, but it was only a recitation of three, and it was the place where urge would put him further Abraham, Isaac, Isaiah and Jacob—up the shore. This is true of all of the tribes, and it was assigned to Caleb as he reed the right and with patience wait ward for faithful service when the On His arrival. David had returned, to Zilion, when the news of the defeat and death of Israel and his sons recalled in suspicion with his spirit. In the way that service will please, prayer services are being conducted in justice had three men executed one second tilting. David attempted to use a common诫命. This ended the use of the same means of bribery the work from sleight of hand by an Amphibian who reported that he had smiled of the life of the king who had his fully died after his death. David at Hebron to make him a priest of all the nation. Among the Levites who in direct charge with the meeting with the king, David received a request for the "anointed Lord" deduced the execution of the king who had thought to be one of the bishops and fish of the city of Zilion to be attacked for his impiety. The ceremony and administered the Holy Communion. The Quarterly Journal has ended stone's life. In the 8th have ended June life. In the 8 Samuel 1117-27 we find the beauty that oleedy delivered by David on the death of Paul and his friend Jonathan — in nothing is the real character of David more strictly revealed. "I am distressed" for these my brother Jonathan very please and last thou been to me, my love to me was wonderful, passing the love of women," and "of the two he was," What and Jonathan were love to and assent in their love to death. It was not divided. "Do you think you were in his life, for the thought their battles" it was thou that ledest out and broughtus to English; " It was to keeping with God's appointment," Jehovah said to thee, thou shalt be shepherd of my people. Israel. " The Lord had made that known through the prophet, David out of the many tribes a very large number of people during the existence of the rival kingdoms but now a mighty host comes to Hebron and crowns him king of all the country. " Ark was left on the way at Kitzmann, Jearim and David, and his company returned to the city very much east down. Wondering why God had dealt with them in such way, — David. Successfully Brings The Ark to its Place. When David heard that God blessed Othelden in whose house the Ark had been left, he collects a very large company of people with singers and players and goes again to bring the Ark. This time they follow out the rule laid down, that var. David moors equippit, — he it is a beautiful story of the thrifling the Lord as in the course of the experience to traverse David from he in to take and is instructed to boyfriend days, keeping sheep in Hebron to Hebron. This city is far from the throne of David in Hebron with the throne in Hebron with 123,222 *ALWAYS THE FINEST HAIR DRESSING now THE EASIEST TO USE* DAVID BRINGS THE ARK TO JERUSALEM 2. Samuel 21-11-10(1-0) 8-11(1) Podium, 11 Golden Ticket We We will be Satellite of the Sun. We will be Satellite of the Sun. This Home Mary Tully Temple, Pearl GioA. An Exposition of the Sunday School -London for Sunday, August 14 (By Lane, W. Abington) In our last lesson David was a persecuted fugitive feeling that pursuit some day by would die of the hands of Paul—since then he has been enrolled king twice, first of Joseph and later of the united Kingdom. In the interval, many history determining events occur� resulting for the remarkable change the most important of which, however, was the defeat of Paul's army in the battle with the Phillistine on St. Gilbos, in which engagement the three eldest sons of the king had been killed, and the king in his desperation had committed self-wield, bringing to fragile end the reign of Paul which was begun as auspiciously about forty years before this event. The king of Israel entered upon the battle sure of his defeat—after calling much upon God and receiving no answer, in his desperation he went to the witch of Endor and had Samuel called from the dead only to learn that he would be defeated to the battle the next day, and himself and his three sons would die on the battle field. The story of the plotting period in the life of King Paul is one of the most impressive in all the Bible—it shows what a dreadful thing it is to be forall of the Lord—and that in wizzy all sin and rebellion against the will of Jehovah lead to in the final analysis. 1 — David is Anointed King Over the House of Judah 2 — David is not the first of King Over the House of Judah 3 — David is not the first of the defeat and death of Paul and his sons reesh him. The information is brought him by an Amelokite who reported that he had ended the life of the king when he had not fully died after his death. The information is given by the Lord of the House of Judah, as noted for the "anointed of the Lord" ordered the execution of the man who had thought to be highly rewarded for claiming to have ended their life. In the 8-damned 111-27, we find the heart of theology is the world of God's death of Paul and his friend Jonathan — in nothing is the real character of David more strikingly revealed. "I am distressed for the my brother Jonathan; very pleasant and fast boy been to me, thy love is the one wonderful, pleasing one." David's women, "and of the two he most, God and Jonathan were love to and pleasant to their lives, and is death they were not divided. " Despite the turn of things in his favor David moves easily: " He pleases the Lord. " He is a living expert boy who is taken and is instructed to go up to Nelson. This city in Fannis in Bible history — is stunted THE NEW YORK TIMES "ALWAYS THE FINEST HAIR Soft, Smooth Glossy Hair You can have just as soft, smooth and glossy hair as you wish by using Improved Phloe Hair Dressing. The thousands of our lapping men and women in all walks of life who own their shenanigans of hair care will benefit from this preparation is positive proof of this. Improved Phloe Hair Dressing is easy to use, too. You don't need any hot irons. Just apply it to your hair before you comb and brush it. It's so soft and fine textured it melts at the surface of the scalp, delicately performing your hair care. You can easily afford to use Improved Phloe Hair Dressing. You get more of it for your money than you do of any similar preparation Mike Mishler (Davis), Claus Gebauer (Bernhard), and Michael Koehler (Jonathan) will present "The Inner Life" and "The Inner World" presentations. The Inner Life will be presented by Daniel D. Hale, Dana Hale, and Joseph A. Lott. I love seeing people in an amazing and lively sense. Snow White 50¢ Amber 25¢ Improved Pluko Snow White Amber 259 If your doctor can't treat you with the Inpatient Palate Hole, you may need to see an oral surgeon or a new pair of their teeth. Friend of the doctor. Friend of the doctor. When David heard that God blessed Goddess in whose house he lived, he asked her to give her very large company of people with singers and players and goes again to follow out the rule dows that, Loveth she would carry the sacred ark up to the bridge to bring up the Ark amid great rejoicing. Lessod to be remember. · THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1927 own blessings. 2. Religion is joyful. David played and danced before the Ark of God in the home, have you not? 4. We have two much Michele who afraid to share their religion. D. P. K. OPENES A UP BREVIAL CAMPAIGN AT S. JAMES NEAKY SUNDAY 5. James A. M. E. Church Notes Last Sunday was a splendid day. GREATER SILHOUH MAPSTER CHURCH TO HOLD MOCK TRIAL The Greater Silhouh Baptist Church, former 8th and Milton He. Church, former 10th and Milton He. Bishop and M. Y. P. U. Congress beginning Tuesday, August 16 and extending through to Sunday, August 17. You will be invited to a promises a time for all who attend. Services will begin at 1 p. m. each day. ST. PAUL A. M. R. CHURCH Cow, Camp and Lattimore St. Paul is over delighted to express her kind appreciation of the many visitors who attend from the parts and churches of the city. The pastor will begin a fresh session on Monday, known as the "Magnetic Book" of concentrate on The Book of REVELATION! This book will be a great resource for the sermons will aim to show Last the Book of REVELATION is every one should bear these sermons Start Sunday at 11 c.clock the sermons will last for a few The first sermon will be based on the text "I was in the Spirit on Monday," and a special day for inspiration. The text is found page 118. Conference closed two weeks ago with the venomable D. W. Jankine in the chair. The sermon showed that a little over three hundred dollars had been rattled. The minister rallied for the quarter, is upward of six hundred dollars, as the quarter was $129.00. was on the table on Monday night during the quarter. The Stoward Board No. 1, book in $10.04, Kraussky in what was a $10.00, Grosfeld in a grandad, Mrs. Grosfeld Calloway is a powerful force on the board. Mr. Grosfeld reported the largest amount of progeny. The deceased board is an annual fund. Dallas District Notes R. R. Jenkins, F. H. Bethel is rising in leaps and bounds, Dr. G. R. Young is putting over a mighty program. The Union Quarterly Conference for the City pastors of the A. M. E. Church is the rage of the city. Oct. 4-10 is the dates, every church is in the context, based upon their numerical strength, well. Dallas is to have a great revival in St. James; Dr. F. P. Moten, the great Northern evangelist is coming and the great revival is sure to come on. In St. James, Dear Creek, has the record of having the first Quarterly Conference, under the pastoralist of a woman preacher, Mrs. Irene Jones, the regular constituted pastor by manner in which they accepted pay- and speeches that when the meeting migrated on the St. Lucia Indian Reserve, they were given an amount of concern on the part of Leigh Chapth, corner of Ruthel and the men as to the course which the South Pearl Streets, all are invited women of the order intended to purify the women of the order time high time spiritual meeting selection of the endowment secretariat you. vention, but more than a dozen scenes from the most attractive Negro sections of the city have been included in the folder and a special invitation printed into the folder through the courtesy of "The King." Mr. Moore was unanimously chosen as Grand Medical Director and A. H. Mims snowed under all other contestants for Deputy Grand Master. All other officers were elected to their former positions including those who had run for other nights. Mr. Moore was not信息服务 until late in the afternoon and the tally of the votes there gave him a total of 129 to 69 for L. O. McDonald, his opponent. Dr. Moore was the unanimous choice of the Household as he had been of the men. appointment. The Union service was great, Rev. T. H. Clemmons delivered the sermon, Ieva C. W. Ableington, G. B. Young, W. H. Jefferson, Tom Turner and Rev. P. E. Womack made two trips to Bear Creek morning and evening; Mr. J. H. Mackey, the great district manager of the Atlanta Life Insurance Co., was present. The quarterly Constance and union service was a ringing, success, Rev. Mrs. Irone Jones is happy of her great record making and success as a pastor. Monday night was a great night in the St. James Temple, that great report of raising $10,000 an the disposition made of all monies was read, adopted and recorded. St. James is safe and this fact should inspire the members, and congrate to greater achievements. With no longer your mites and cooperation, for the triumph is sure. A resolution of thanks and appreciation was unanimously adopted in the quarterly conference, thinking the American Woodmen, for the manner in which they accepted payments on the St. James indebtedness. Next Sunday we will be at Lee Chapt, corner of Runkel and South Pearl Streets, all are invited to be present. A great and grand old time highly spiritual meeting awake you. NEGRO FIRST VICTIM IN NEW STILL LAW Los Angeles, Cal. Aug. 13—(AN 91)—The state of California has a law which opposes the possession of a whistle, a felony. The first arrest under the new code Wilkerson, 24, of 282 12-Vavanhan Street. Wilkerson was also sent in Iricee, Oklahoma, for the mur- ture of a police officer. During questioning, he told the detectives that he preferred to return and face the murder trial. Texas* Pythians Leave For Chicago (CONTINUED FORM PAGE ONE) According to the statement of Grand Chancellor Willis, the Texas Chancellor has encouraged on Sunday murmur and criticized of the uniform disk, members of the Columbus drill team and the Coast Guard and Grand Lodge will all unite urging the Surgeon Lodge is "Come to Texas in 1920. Collection Causes Break Between Mother and Daughter (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) that Mrs. Kennedy could draw an income from it for the remainder of her wealthy husband. Mr. W. Whitehude, who is an engineer or architect, who Mrs. Kennedy has never divorced. Leaders Look Askance at Coolidge's Statement (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) have shared in the general economic property, and would like to Perry W. Howard, Mississippi National Committee-man and Special Assistant to the United States Attorney General expresses the intangment that President Coolidge has not decried the nomination, but refused to seek it. He will be re-nominated, and I believe he will accept. The opinions of these leaders seem to be the general attitude of those on the inside of the political game, but, booms are in progress for various favorite sons. North Carolinians Jest as Lynching Inquest is Held (GNO NODS JOMA (SANILNOO)) Continued. When the report of the tyinching pressed the neighboring towns hundreds of white people motorized to the scene of the killing and flames were taken of the dead man. Among the crowd were: scoreless of children some having been brought by their parents and others by minors, who were perhaps using this method of proving to the young ones, the affliction of the attention that the way of the transgressor is hard. Any way they wrote there and doubtless when they drop up will be an affliction. In their forbushers in metaling out "Justice McDonald, while on the restroom hold and Grand Lodge was built conferring with Grand Master Jack-Jefferson, was rather roughly handled by Riddle as secretary of Endowment and carried on from the audience on crisis from disguised man under which the election was held and all of the attendant circumstances which mitigated aggrandement the audience continued to the result that secretary of Endowment in both the Household and in the Grand Lodge received 177 of the 144 votes of the men and i. G. McDonald, his company, in the case, occurred 37. The balloting in the Household company was not "given" until late in the who transgress this lynchpin makes North Carolina the state where at the same time proved that Jonah *Walker*'s fox bounders were just as good as Jonah bounders were, he beheaded upon "Baleigh" the dog which led the chase. Thrills Fill Odd Fellows Election in S. A. (CONTINUED TORM PAGE ONE) married and the women were widely pleased at the type of speech which he had made. Remarks along the same line were made by MTR-V. A head of the House of Reward of Oklahoma who visited "The Tenants of Oklahoma" held the House of Reward of Oklahoma of declaring that the women intended to "clean house." But pointed were these remarks and speeches that when the meeting amount of concern on the part of the women as to the conditions to pursue on the following day when the women agreed to pursue the grade medical director came. Ballot Election instead of Joint Electic Election as Promised, Arrows Ice of Women. Ice of Women. joint election at 11 o'clock Thursday, mays by the Grand Master on the day before, the decision of the day morning indicated that it desired to hold all of its elections in the day morning indicated that it desired to hold all of its elections in suite to the Household for confirmation. The decision was arrived at to the accompaniment of no little concession and argument and one very clear one. Grand Master Jack McDonald and white on the rostrum conferring with Grand Master Jack McDonald were present with the audience and who acted on ties from dismayed members of the audience to "put him in the election continued with the result that Secretary of Endowment for the University of the men and I. G. McDonald, his opponent in the reception received 23 votes for Grand Master and I. G. McDonald, his Grand Director and A. K. Mitsuned under all other concessions for Deputy Grand Master and their former positions including those who had run for other places in the election was that of Deputy Grand Master. On motion unanimously voting with decided all other elections. Women Demanded Explanation and Acknowledgement of the Disappointment with New From Meeting Nothing similar to the happenings of the joint meeting of Thursday have ever before been recorded in Grand Lodge history in Texas. For un-emotionally stated, the Case was simply one in which the men of the order were dismissed summarily from the joint session and the women proceeded to hold their election without them. Evidently the news of the dolgs of the men had gone before them to the meeting of the Household. For when they arrived about two hours late, a death like since greeted their entrance and continued as Grand Master Jackson told of the election of the men and their desire that the women of the order confirm it. Mrs. Frasier and Others Voice Disapproval The first speech of the women was made by Mrs. J. C. Frasier who, in no uncertain terms accused the men of breaking faith with the women and of disregarding the promise of the day before. She stated that if "political conditions cannot force you to respect us, then certainly our standing as high class Christian women and your should compel you to better action" In was during the course of her remarks that Dr. Heslop Hildson, son of Dr. Robert Hildson, pointed to a point of order and appeared jocucreous to Mr. Prahler, and then House houseware and so on. Impassioned speech, demand, an apology to Mr. Prahler in the name of the Dr. Hildson immediately made it and Grand Master Jackson went on to demand that he be Grand Lodge had made him powerless to do otherwise than to carry his will he said he "was its serenity." He was then asked what effect the selection of the women would have on the vote, and answered by saying that the votes would be totalled and the candidate receiving the largest number would be Mys. L. 2. Mason, then arrest and after desolating that "it is better to arrest and then desolate," he made excuses like this, giving their feelings. 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